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    Default What's the difference between "Click" and "Ckicked"?

    As the title,Could you tell me what is the difference between "Click" and "Clicked"?

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    Default Re: What's the difference between "Click" and "Ckicked"?

    Same as the words literal meaning.
    Click - The action to Press and Release the mouse button click
    Clicked - The pastense of click

    If you are asking these in context of QPushButton (QAbstractButton in general) then click() is function to execute a click action, and clicked() is a signal indicating some thing clicked the button. In simple clicked is a consequence of click
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    Default Re: What's the difference between "Click" and "Ckicked"?

    Thanks a lot.

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