Signals and slots C++ too QML

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Up until now I haven't had to mess around with the C++ code on the back-end of this GUI. I have been able to avoid altering C++ code but I can't any longer. So I need to learn how it works. What I am trying to do is create a function that emit's a signal whenever it is called and I would like to call it from QML by establishing a connection, something like this:

Connections
      {
        target: presentationManager.guiSettingsPresenter
        onWizardBoolHasChanged{//do some logic here}
      }

I also need to be able to call the method from QMl, something like this:

presentationManager.guiSettingsPresenter.wizardBool

here is the function I have created to call:

void GuiSettingsPresenter::wizardBool()
{
    m_wizardBool == false ? m_wizardBool = true : m_wizardBool = false;
    emit wizardBoolHasChanged();
}

it's rather simple it just emit's a signal whenever the bool is flipped. Here it is instantiated in the header and I made a signal for it:

public:
    void wizardBool();

signals:
    void wizardBoolHasChanged();

private:
    bool m_wizardBool = false;

I believe I have done everything right so far but perhaps not. I think the next thing I need is a Q_PROPERTY? Do I even need a Q_PROPERTY I tried testing it and it doesn't seem to work.

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Never mind I figured this out I guess I needed to import the manager inside of main... closing.