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--- qt:wiring_up_signals_and_slots [2011/04/03 13:07] – [Recommendation] mithat
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 ==== Recommendation ====
-While the [[#Create an "event handler"]] approach is the fastest, I think using the Qt Designer approach of [[#Do it "visually"]] is actually the best way to do this--using the Signal/Slot editor panel if needed to add custom slots to the forms. The downside to this is that you have to hand-code the custom slots. The upsides are that the connections are well documented and that this approach simplifies moving your program from C++ to some other language (Python, Ruby, Java, etc.).
+While the [[#Create an "event handler"]] approach is the fastest, my current thinking is that using the Qt Designer approach of [[#Do it "visually"]] is actually the best way to do this--using the Signal/Slot editor panel if needed to add custom slots to the forms. The downside to this is that you have to hand-code the custom slots. The upsides are that the connections are well documented and that this approach simplifies moving your program from C++ to some other language (Python, Ruby, Java, etc.).
 ===== Runtime signal→slot connection modifications =====
 I don't know. But it should be possible.