Difference between revisions of "VRET pyQt"
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def createCallBackFunction(argument): | def createCallBackFunction(argument): | ||
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| + | ::self.callBackFunction(argument) | ||
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| + | :return function | ||
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| + | self.connect(self.buttonObject, QtCore.SIGNAL('clicked()'),self.createCallBackFunction("argument")) | ||
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| + | <Aanpassing Chris> | ||
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| + | def callBackFunction(self,argument): | ||
| + | :pass | ||
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| + | def createCallBackFunction(self,argument): | ||
:def function(): | :def function(): | ||
::self.callBackFunction(argument) | ::self.callBackFunction(argument) | ||
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Arguments in callback functions
def callBackFunction(argument):
- pass
def createCallBackFunction(argument):
- def function():
- self.callBackFunction(argument)
- return function
self.connect(self.buttonObject, QtCore.SIGNAL('clicked()'),self.createCallBackFunction("argument"))
<Aanpassing Chris>
def callBackFunction(self,argument):
- pass
def createCallBackFunction(self,argument):
- def function():
- self.callBackFunction(argument)
- return function
self.connect(self.buttonObject, QtCore.SIGNAL('clicked()'),self.createCallBackFunction("argument"))
