Mathias wrote:
> public class MyTabWidget extends QTabWidget {
> public MyTabWidget() {
> currentChanged.connect(this, "currentChanged(int)");
> }
>
> private void currentChanged(int index) {
> System.out.println("Changed!");
> }
> }
>
> This creates two lines of printout on every tab change.
Yes, this is a bug =) Thank you for spotting this. There are other side
effects to this as well, so until it has been fixed, I advice you to
give the slots names that do not match any of the signals in the same
class.
> PS: I'm sorry if this thing is already in some bug tracking database. I
> haven't seen one for Jambi yet, maybe I haven't looked hard enough?
There's a single task tracker for everything:
http://www.qtsoftware.com/developer/task-tracker
In "Advanced Search" you can specify product = "Qt Jambi" to limit the
results to Qt Jambi bugs. In some cases it might make sense to search
the entire database, though, as most Qt bugs will also affect Qt Jambi
applications.
-- Eskil
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