> Anyhow, I would use the currentChanged signal if you're interested in a > single > currently highlighted item, or activated if you connect to more expensive / > interruptive operations that should be more explicitly activated.
Thanks to everyone for the explanations. I'm starting to grok what is going on. One followup question to your response. I can't find a "currentChanged" signal, only a "currentChanged" slot. Clearly there is something I am not understanding. I overrode QAbstractItemView.currentChanged because that is all I could find. In my code, I emitted my own signal. Is there in fact a "currentChanged" signal, and if so, how do I connect to it? thanks, Danny _______________________________________________ PyQt mailing list [email protected] http://www.riverbankcomputing.com/mailman/listinfo/pyqt
