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Creating Slots for numerous loadProgress signals of an array of QWebEnginePage objects.

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    desun_evan
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    I have a QList<QWebEnginePage*>that is connected to QWebEnginePage::loadProgress with connect(qListContainer[i], &QWebEnginePage::loadProgress, this, &MainWindow::loadProgressSlot)
    This is accomplished with a for()loop for every QWebEnginePage*in my QList

    I want to create a slot for every connected QWebEnginePage. I cannot foresee how many slots I will need. Is there a way to create these slots iteratively? Is there a better solution for individually connecting the &QWebEnginePage::loadProgresssignal to multiple slots updating individual progress bars?

    Thanks.

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      I have a QList<QWebEnginePage*>that is connected to QWebEnginePage::loadProgress with connect(qListContainer[i], &QWebEnginePage::loadProgress, this, &MainWindow::loadProgressSlot)
      This is accomplished with a for()loop for every QWebEnginePage*in my QList

      I want to create a slot for every connected QWebEnginePage. I cannot foresee how many slots I will need. Is there a way to create these slots iteratively? Is there a better solution for individually connecting the &QWebEnginePage::loadProgresssignal to multiple slots updating individual progress bars?

      Thanks.

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      mpergand
      wrote on last edited by mpergand
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      @desun_evan
      In MainWindow::loadProgressSlot()
      you can test the sender of the signal and update your progress bars accordingly:

      if(sender()==qListContainer[0]) update progressbar0
      else...

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        @desun_evan
        In MainWindow::loadProgressSlot()
        you can test the sender of the signal and update your progress bars accordingly:

        if(sender()==qListContainer[0]) update progressbar0
        else...

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        desun_evan
        wrote on last edited by desun_evan
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        @mpergand I will try this, thank you.

        Update:
        Works fine, I was unware of sender() of QObject. Thanks!

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