I searched the archives for any info on this, but I couldn't seem to find
anything useful.
I have a situation where a QObject connects to another Qobject mutiple times.
I would like to disconnect all of the connections using wildcards (as per the
Qt documentation for "QObject::disconnect".
It would seem logical to do this:
QObject.disconnect(emitter, None, self, None)
However, it complains as thus:
QObject.disconnect(self._bm, None, self, None)
TypeError: Argument 2 of QObject.disconnect() has an invalid type
So I tried passing in null strings:
QObject.disconnect(self._bm, "", self, "")
TypeError: Argument 2 of QObject.disconnect() has an invalid type
Hummm... so I decided to try and see if QObject.disconnect worked at all:
QObject.disconnect(self._bm, PYSIGNAL('calc_weight()'), self,
self.populate_walk)
TypeError: Argument 4 of QObject.disconnect() has an invalid type
Yep, it looks like it is not working at all.
The documentation isn't much help. It only says that "disconnect" and
"connect" are both unimplemented.
My version is pyqt-2.5.
The question is this: Is disconnect implemented? If so, how does one use it?
Jonathan
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