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  1. 7th August 2010, 14:04 #1
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    Default QStateMachine - can a generic signal trigger a state transition?

    Hello everybody!
    I'm getting trouble understanding how to schedule a state transition based on a generic [COLOR="rgb(0, 0, 0)"]QObject signa[/COLOR]l.
    I mean, how can I make something like the following to work?
    start_state.addTransition(generic_object, SIGNAL(generic_signal), end_state);
    Is there any work-around to solve this?
    I'm also including a convenience code snapshot.
    Thanks for your help. Giovanni
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