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Overloaded signals, QtCreator doesn't warn about them before compile
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Hi All,
I have a QComboBox, wich has overloaded signals. I'm typing the following connect line:connect(myCombo,&QComboBox::At that point I get a list with the available signals. Then I walk with the arrow keys to "editTextChanged(const QString &)". There are two thing that could be improved here:
- (const QString &) is not shown when I hover over it with the mouse, you have to use the arrow keys here
- I can't see the signal is overloaded, so only at compile time I see I need to insert the static cast trick.
My versions:
Windows 7 enterprise SP1 64 bit
Qt Creator 3.6.0 Based on Qt 5.5.1 (MSVC 2013, 32 bit)
QT5.5, mingw492_32
Cheers,
Cedric
[Moved to the Tools subforum ~kshegunov]
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Hi All,
I have a QComboBox, wich has overloaded signals. I'm typing the following connect line:connect(myCombo,&QComboBox::At that point I get a list with the available signals. Then I walk with the arrow keys to "editTextChanged(const QString &)". There are two thing that could be improved here:
- (const QString &) is not shown when I hover over it with the mouse, you have to use the arrow keys here
- I can't see the signal is overloaded, so only at compile time I see I need to insert the static cast trick.
My versions:
Windows 7 enterprise SP1 64 bit
Qt Creator 3.6.0 Based on Qt 5.5.1 (MSVC 2013, 32 bit)
QT5.5, mingw492_32
Cheers,
Cedric
[Moved to the Tools subforum ~kshegunov]
@cdwijs said in Overloaded signals, QtCreator doesn't warn about them before compile:
You may want to try the clang code model.
