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  1. 25th April 2010, 19:25 #1
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    Default How to catch event, then objectName changed.

    Hi!

    I build my own control (derived from QWidget). Is it possible to catch event then objectName of my control is changed?
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    Default Re: How to catch event, then objectName changed.

    As far as I remember - no.
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