Working out table's current row from pushbutton click

[shooogun]

Hi,

I've got a table, and when I create a new row I create a new pushbutton to go into the last column of the new row. I'm trying to workout how to get the currentRow when clicking the pushbutton without selecting the row.

I've got this pseudo code

def printThis(self):
    currentRow = self.table.currentRow()
    print currentRow
 
def addRow(self):
    newButton = QPushButton(Qstring('push'))
    self.connect(newButton,SIGNAL("clicked()"),self.printThis)
 
    newRow = self.table.rowCount()
    self.table.insertRow(newRow)
    #set table widget items
    self.table.setCellWidget(newRow, 3, newButton)

def printThis(self):
    currentRow = self.table.currentRow()
    print currentRow

def addRow(self):
    newButton = QPushButton(Qstring('push'))
    self.connect(newButton,SIGNAL("clicked()"),self.printThis)

    newRow = self.table.rowCount()
    self.table.insertRow(newRow)
    #set table widget items
    self.table.setCellWidget(newRow, 3, newButton)

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Help please?

[wysota]

You can use QSignalMapper and map between buttons and row numbers. Or you can use dynamic properties to set some hidden data or you can just have an equivalent of QHash<QPushButton*, int> where you will store row numbers.