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--- qt:signals_and_slots [2010/12/09 15:13] – [Making connections] mithat
+++ qt:signals_and_slots [2011/04/01 11:09] – mithat
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 A connection between a signal and a slot is made as follows:
 <code cpp-qt>
-QObject::connect({pointer to emiter}, SIGNAL({signal-name}({parameter-type(s)})),
+QObject::connect(<pointer to emiter>, SIGNAL(<signal-name>(<parameter-type(s)>)),
-                 {pointer to receiver}, SLOT({slot-name}({parameter-type(s)})));
+                 <pointer to receiver>, SLOT(<slot-name>(<parameter-type(s)>)));
 </code>
-The emiter emits the signal ''{signal-name}'' with a list of values whose types are identified with ''{parameter-types(s)}''. The receiver receives this signal into its ''{slot-name}'' slot along with the values emitted with the signal. The slot then takes the appropriate action depending on the value of the passed parameters.
+The emiter emits the signal ''<signal-name>'' with a list of values whose types are identified with ''<parameter-types(s)>''. The receiver receives this signal into its ''<slot-name>'' slot along with the values emitted with the signal. The slot then takes the appropriate action depending on the value of the passed parameters.
 Example:((From Molkentin, p. 37))
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 Signals may connect to multiple slots. Multiple signals may also connect to a single slot.
-In the case of multiple connection, the execution order of the slots or signals is undefined.
+In the case of multiple connections, the execution order of the slots or signals is undefined.
 ===== Writing your own slots =====