QState Transition in c++/clr environment

[quangabcd]

Because of using dll, I changed Common Language Runtime Support in my QT project into Common Language Runtime Support (/clr).

i used: stateExploring->addTransition(ui.startExperiment, &QPushButton::clicked, stateRunning); to change from state "stateExploring" into "stateRunning" when button clicked, it seems that this function doesn't work

for debugging, I changed into No Common language support, this function worked well.

it is clear to there is problem in "addtransition" function when using runtime common language clr.

any one please help me an opinion to run this function in clr support environment

[anda_skoa]

No idea what this common language runtime stuff is, sounds like some .NET thing, but is the button itself working?

If you connect a slot or function to the button's clicked signal, does it get invoked?

Cheers,
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[quangabcd]

HI,

I tried a slot for button event function, it worked well ( it shows message box when button clicked)

it seems that problem is only in QState transition

[anda_skoa]

Hmm, strange.

If the event loop is running and other signal receivers work, then the signal transition should work as well.

Does the transition object retured from addTransition() emit its triggered() signal?

Cheers,
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[quangabcd]

HI

i tried adding a QsignalStransition as return of addtransition as:

qttran=stateExploring->addTransition(ui.startExperiment, &QPushButton::clicked, stateRunning); ( with QsignalStransition * qttran)

I also created a button click slot function, in there I show a messagebox "msgBox.setText(qttran->signal())"

In case of not clr support, messagebox showed "clicked(bool)" when button is clicked
In case of clr support, program was broken when button is clicked

Any idea? I think addTransition cannot detect signal