2013/9/10 Phil Thompson <p...@riverbankcomputing.com>
>
>
> That doesn't sound like a great design...
I agree but it is not my call. It may change when the code gets migrated to Qt5.
> SIP_SLOT just checks that the argument has been created by QtCore.SLOT(),
> ie. that it is a string that begins with the magic character. Plenty of
> examples in PyQt4.
Thanks for the explanations.
So I decided to start simple and go for SIP_SLOT for the moment. The
sip code I have looks like the following:
namespace Foo
{
namespace Bar
{
class PointsCloud
{
...
void connect(const int eventType, QObject *, SIP_SLOT member);
%MethodCode
sipCpp->connect(a0, a1, a2);
%End
...
}
}
}
The Python code looks like this:
class Starfield(QObject):
def run(self):
self.cloud = Foo.Bar.PointsCloud()
self.cloud.connect(Foo.Bar.DomainOjbect.DomainObjectErased, self,
QtCore.SLOT('onCloudErased(Foo::Bar::DomainObjectErasedArgs)'))
self.cloud.erase()
@pyqtSlot('Foo::Bar::DomainObjectErasedArgs')
def onCloudErased(self, args):
print "called"
In the end it works but I can't pass Python callables directly.
To have that, I would need to know the signature for the signal to
pass it to sipConnectRx, but I cannot get that.
Best regards
Sebastien
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