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[Solved] update checkable QPushButton without toggle event

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    hannes
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    Hi all,
    having a checkable QPushButton (with different On/Off Icons via Designer), I need to update it, triggered by an extra thread, but without producing an toggle event again as it happens with QPushButton::setChecked ...think of a download bar with progress and a Pause/Resume toggle button.
    Underlying download may signal new state, I want the button state adapt to like with setChecked, but latter would raise a toggle event, that would be hard to filter from user click onto the button.

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      tobias.hunger
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      Are you aware that you can "block signals":http://doc.trolltech.com/main-snapshot/qobject.html#blockSignals?

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        hannes
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        You mean QObject::blockSignals()?
        no, I wasn't -- cool -- thanks!

        hope this works for me, if so, how can I put thread as solved?

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          tobias.hunger
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          Just add a "solved" tag. Others prepend a [solved] before the title of the thread.

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            hannes
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            found another (cleaner) option: to distinguish between clicked and toggled, former does not react to setChecked()

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