Object::connect: No such slot MainWindowImpl::rowClicked(QModelindex)

[JeanC]

Thanks folks.

@vycke
Yes i tried that, same result, nothing.

@high_flyer
I have nowhere 'rowClicked(QModelindex)' in my code, I use the designer and there it's called like that. If you open the ui file in kate yes, but that's done by the designer, isn't it.

So I'm not clear what you mean.

[high_flyer]

why are you defining slots with designer if you don't use them?
Is the warning that you posted in the subject is the only one you get?

to make sure that the slot really is not being called, add a debug message, and see if it comes out in the console.
It could be that the slot is called and for some other reason you don't see the effect you expect.

[JeanC]

Well I was told this in another thread:

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void QAbstractItemView:ressed( const & index ) [signal]
as you can see signal argument type is const QModelIndex & not QModelIndex
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I tried to drop the const and the & everywhere but no succes.
I tried qDebug() << "in callback"; but did not show up.

Thanks.

First prize goes to the person who solves this riddle.

[high_flyer]

don't define the slot as private, since other objects cant call it.
make it public.

[JeanC]

Done, no change.

These I get:
Object::connect: Parentheses expected, slot MainWindowImpl::
Object::connect: (sender name: 'actionExit')
Object::connect: (receiver name: 'MainWindow')
Object::connect: Parentheses expected, slot MainWindowImpl::
Object::connect: (sender name: 'table')
Object::connect: (receiver name: 'MainWindow')
Object::connect: No such slot MainWindowImpl::rowClicked(QModelindex)
Object::connect: (sender name: 'table')
Object::connect: (receiver name: 'MainWindow')

From this:
setupUi(this);
connect(actionExit, SIGNAL(triggered()), this, SLOT(exitClicked()));
connect(table, SIGNAL(clicked(const QModelIndex &)), this, SLOT(rowClicked(const QModelindex&)));

That other event, actionExit, is working though.

[JeanC]

From that error you would expect something's wrong with that syntax in the connect() calls.
removing the const and & still displays Parenthesis expected.

[high_flyer]

it should be QModelIndex not QModelindex.

Where is actionExit defined?

[JeanC]

Good spot!
It works.!!!

pfff, thanks a bunch.

[JeanC]

Now if I could have some event firing when I navigate the table with up an down keys too it would be perfect.

Now I have to click the mouse everytime to fire the event.

But there's no event relating to keys in a QTableView.

Can I do that some other way?

[jacek]

Connect to QItemSelectionModel::currentRowChanged() signal instead (you can ask QTableView for a pointer to that model's instance).

[JeanC]

Thanks, I'm gonna invest this.

[JeanC]

Could you help me a bit?
I'm still very new to this and struggling.

Since there's no QItemSelectionModel signal available in designer I tried modifying the ui file. Is this the way to go?
I have put in there:

<sender>table</sender>
<signal>currentChanged(QModelIndex, QModelIndex)</signal>
<receiver>MainWindow</receiver>
<slot></slot>

Then in the contructor of MainWindowImpl:

connect(table->selectionModel(), SIGNAL(currentChanged(QModelIndex,QModelIndex)), this, SLOT(changed(QModelIndex,QModelIndex)));

But changed() does not fire.
I get: QObject::connect: Cannot connect (null)::currentChanged(QModelIndex,QModelIndex) to MainWindowImpl::changed(QModelIndex,QModelIndex)

Please give me an example of how to do this, a working example is the best way to learn for me.
Thanks for your time.

[JeanC]

I cannot find a relation between QTableView and QItemSelectionModel,
how is this done please.

What I think you mean is that you somehow get a pointer from the table to an instance of QItemSelectionModel?
Then what do you do with that pointer, can it be used to create a signal/slot to connect() to a callback?

Thanks.

Connect to QItemSelectionModel::currentRowChanged() signal instead (you can ask QTableView for a pointer to that model's instance).

[jacek]

What I think you mean is that you somehow get a pointer from the table to an instance of QItemSelectionModel?
Then what do you do with that pointer, can it be used to create a signal/slot to connect() to a callback?

You already know what to do (see post #15), just make sure you invoke selectionModel() after you have set the model (otherwise it will return a null pointer).