QtTableWidget to fire of a function

[Nfrancisj]

I think I'm confusing myself. Hahaha I'm watching Qt C++ vids on YouTube and trying to find the equivalent in PyQt/PySide.
I apologize.
Let me start again:
I have a function. Same one above, myPrint()

Using the non signal method, this works:
ui.pushbutton1.clicked.connect(myPrint())

Now I'm trying to see if I can get it using Signals&Slots.
This doesn't work.
connect(ui.pushbutton1, SIGNAL(clicked()), ui.pushbutton1, SLOT(myPrint()))
Neither does this...
connect(ui.pushbutton1, SIGNAL(clicked()), myPrint())

What is the correct syntax?

Thanks!

[anda_skoa]

I
Using the non signal method, this works:
ui.pushbutton1.clicked.connect(myPrint())

If that works, why not use it?

I
Now I'm trying to see if I can get it using Signals&Slots.
This doesn't work.
connect(ui.pushbutton1, SIGNAL(clicked()), ui.pushbutton1, SLOT(myPrint()))

myPrint is not a function of pushbutton1, right?

I
Neither does this...
connect(ui.pushbutton1, SIGNAL(clicked()), myPrint())

There is no SLOT() in this line.

You might also have to specify "self" as the receiver object.

Cheers,
_

[Nfrancisj]

If that works, why not use it?
_

There are something's easier in slot method. I'm just trying to learn all the possibles just to be flexible.

There is no SLOT() in this line.
_

That's what I thought when I saw this: @time 13:32, Line 23
http://youtu.be/0vvb7Kv59qA


Then I tried it in my script, and it didn't work. I even duplicated the setup he has. I used QtDesigner instead of writing it out,but I can't seem to understand what he is doing different to make line 23 work.

Hahaha, there's another guy in Spain, I'm trying to find his video again, who does Signals and slots in a different way also. He uses some weird syntax.

By the way, I'm not doing any projects or anything. just studying QT in my spare time. and I thank you very much, again, for helping me understand things.

cheers!

[Nfrancisj]

I figured it out. I need to write it this way:

QtCore.QObject.connect(self.myButton, QtCore.SIGNAL('clicked()'), myFunction)

The clouds have cleared, and now everything hooks up well.