Ken Kozman wrote:
> What I came up with was the following:
>
> # This is a silly little class to wrap function calling.
> class CCommandDispatcher:
> def __init__( self, function, functionId ):
> self.caller = function
> self.callerId = functionId
> def invoke( self ):
> self.caller( self.callerId )
>
> # Then later on...
> self.dispatcher = CCommandDispatcher( self.buttonPressed, num )
> self.connect( widget, SIGNAL( "clicked()" ), self.dispatcher.invoke )
This looks fairly clever. I'll give it a shot if it's the only way to
get this working. Thanks for the tip, Ken.
Aaron
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