Hey Jean,
It's because clicked() is a signal, i.e. it works like boost::signal() ,
and not like Delphi events.
Basically, internally, it's a list, not a simple pointer to function/functor
Cheers!
Dushan
2010/11/12 Jean-Michel Caricand <[email protected]>
> Hello,
>
> I have a WPushButton member. I want to connect a event :
>
> button_->clicked().connect(this, &MyApp::foo1);
>
> That works fine. Now, I want to connect another event :
>
> button_->clicked().connect(this, &MyApp::foo2);
>
> My problem : when I click button_, foo1() and foo2() are called. Why
> foo1() is not disconnected ?
>
> Thanks
>
>
>
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