Problem with aboutToQuit().

I have a problem with having an aboutToQuit() function.

Code:

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// THIS IS INT MAIN()'s end.
int end = Qapp.exec();
QObject::connect(&Qapp, SIGNAL(aboutToQuit()), qwCoreWindow, SLOT(almostQutting()));
return end;
}
// declared thru CoreWindow as public slot
void CoreWindow::almostQuitting(){
   QMessageBox QMB2(QMessageBox::NoIcon, "Help", "Saving to Registry "+
      QString("size h: %1").arg(size().height())+QString("pos.x: %1").arg((long)pos().x()), QMessageBox::Ok);
   switch (QMB2.exec()) {
       case QMessageBox::Ok:
           break;
       default:
           break;
   }
  CP.SaveDefaultSettings(size(), pos());
}

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I added the message box to see what changes. Because it wasn't saving the registry (SaveDefaultSettings).
I wanted to see if it remembered the QSize and QPoint (position) of the main window which is CoreWindow...

Any help is appreciated.

Quote:

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Originally Posted by VireX

int end = Qapp.exec();
QObject::connect(&Qapp, SIGNAL(aboutToQuit()), qwCoreWindow, SLOT(almostQutting()));

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Try:

Code:

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QObject::connect(&Qapp, SIGNAL(aboutToQuit()), qwCoreWindow, SLOT(almostQutting()));
int end = Qapp.exec();

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As the aboutToQuit() is emitted before QCoreApplication::exec() returns.

It didn't work that way before so that's why I posted it that way.

Shouldn't it be SLOT(almostQuitting())?

LoL....................... you guys need smileys for these kinds of situations. I musta read over everything so many times, but that psychological thing that blocks your mind from reading certain letters messed me up:

Cn yu rd ths sttmnt r nt?

And yep, I guess I should still stay in newbie section ^^.