Creating signal using Qt and Glib bindings
Thiago Macieira
thiago at kde.org
Sun Apr 10 06:00:50 PDT 2011
On Friday, 8 de April de 2011 21:41:50 Bogdan wrote:
> How to create a signal (using Glib bindings), that is identical with the one
> created with the following Qt statement:
>
> connectionX.createSignal( <objectPath>, <interface>, <methodName> );
Do you mean QDBusMessage::createSignal? That doesn't create a signal in an
interface, it creates a message that emits a signal.
> This signal has to be received by the Qt application that uses following Qt
> connect statement:
>
> connectionY.connect( <service>, <objectPath>, <interface>, <methodName>,
> this, SLOT(â¦) );
>
> Neither in the g_signal_new() nor in the g_signal_emit() methods I canât
> recognize the <objectPath> and <interface> parameters.
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Senior Product Manager - Nokia, Qt Development Frameworks
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