Can't use initial values from a connect()

koahnig

Does your connect produce an error message?
You should check the return value of connect. The parameter lists are different for signal and slot.

Eddy

When you use signal-slots you need the same parameters in the signal at minimum as in the slot. (you can have more in the signal than in the slot)
otherwise the connect functionality can't give the values to the slot because there aren't any.

in your case you need something like :
@connect(ui->pushButton_slice, SIGNAL(mySignal(int)), this, SLOT(y_slice_extract(int ))); @

in your mousejustpressed function you could add a signal mySignal(int) that gets its value from the position where you clicked.
@int value = ...;
emit mySignal(value)@

andre

anselmolsm is right: you can not use values in a connect statement.
If you need to connect a signal providing no value to a slot that does require one, you can considder using a QSignalMapper instance.

jk_mk

I have tried this of Everall. And I made this, but still couldn't get my result. Is it necessery to add mySignal() function as I have get my mousePressEvent() function? Could somebody help me?

@Canvas::Canvas(): QGraphicsScene(0,0,214,256)
{
}

void Canvas::mousePressEvent ( QGraphicsSceneMouseEvent * mouseEvent )
{
emit mousejustpressed(mouseEvent->scenePos().x(),mouseEvent->scenePos().y());
emit mySignal(mouseEvent->scenePos().y());
}@

@class Canvas : public QGraphicsScene
{
Q_OBJECT

public:
Canvas();

void mousePressEvent ( QGraphicsSceneMouseEvent * mouseEvent );

signals:
void mousejustpressed(int x,int y);
void mySignal(int y);
};@

@namespace Ui {
class MainWindow;
}

class MainWindow : public QMainWindow
{
Q_OBJECT

 Canvas *scene;

Canvas *scene_y;
Canvas *scene_x;

public:
explicit MainWindow(QWidget *parent = 0);
~MainWindow();

private:
Ui::MainWindow *ui;

public slots:
void mousejustpressed(int x,int y);
void mySignal(int y);

public slots:
void push_button_File();
void z_slice_extract();
void y_slice_extract( int value);
void x_slice_extract();

};@
@
void MainWindow::mousejustpressed(int x,int y)
{
int k1=size_y-y;

}

void MainWindow::mySignal(int y)
{
int k1=size_y-y;
y_slice_extract(k1);
}@

giesbert

can you please show us the code for the connect too?

Eddy

i suggested :

bq. in your mousejustpressed function you could add a signal mySignal(int) that gets its value from the position where you clicked.
?
@12 int value = ...;
emit mySignal(value) @

the reason why I should use this signal is because obviously you want to use the second parameter of the mousejustpressed signal.

One of the rules in signal-slots is that you can't use the second parameter only, you also have to provide the first one.

So an alternative could be to use 2 parameters in your connect .

jk_mk

My code for the connect is

@connect(ui->pushButton_slice, SIGNAL(mySignal(int)), this, SLOT(y_slice_extract(int )));@

Eddy

mySignal is not a signal of ui->pushButton_slice but belongs to "canvas"

Hint : did you use CTRL + Spacebare to automatically find the possible choices?

Eddy

have you read the following?
"signals and slots":http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/signalsandslots.html

this will make everything we tried to explain to you very clear.

jk_mk

You have right. When I change ui->pushButton_slice with scene (Canvas pointer) then I get my results when I press the mouse.Lets suppose that I have a scrollbar and I want to take the value

for instance.Then when I press the button I don't get the results. Do you know why?

I want to run the y_slice_extract(int value), every time the value of scrollbar is changed. Also, I want the event of pressing the mouse and run again the y_slice_extract(int value), with value the pixel value respectivily.

How this event could be done?
Thanks for yor link and your response

Eddy

If i understand you well you want 2 different objects to emit a signal and catch it with a third objects slot.

connect scrollbar with y—slice—extract as we explained in another post.
2 ) connect pressing the mouse with y—slice—extract as we explained here

you can have several signals connected to the same slot. You can also connect a signal to another signal and so one. All those rules are explained in the signal slots link i gave you earlier.