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--- qt:wiring_up_signals_and_slots [2011/04/03 13:06] – mithat
+++ 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 will 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.