QPushButton signal enter/leave

[felo188]

Hi.
Is QPushButton have SIGNAL leave/enter? I don't see it. If no is some way to repalce leave and enter in eventFilter on Singals and Slots?

[high_flyer]

You can either subclass and re implement enterEvent() and leaveEvent() or as you suggested, install and event filter to catch these events,

[felo188]

or as you suggested, install and event filter to catch these events,

I'm using it now but i had to use Signals and Slots.

You can either subclass and re implement enterEvent() and leaveEvent()

I don't know exatly how to do it. Could You explain it on some code?

[high_flyer]

I'm using it now but i had to use Signals and Slots.

Fine, where is the problem?

I don't know exactly how to do it. Could You explain it on some code?

What exactly don't you understand?
You do know how to subclass don't you?

[felo188]

What do You mean writing re implement. Maybe problem is my level of english and i don't understand exactly what You wrote.

[high_flyer]

well if you don't know what reimplementing means, either in English or in C++, then it will be hard to explain.
Implementing a method is filling it with the actual logic it is supposed to do.
Just like you implemented the eventFilter().
If the event filter works for you, then leave it , its a good way to do it.

[stampede]

What do You mean writing re implement.

I think "re-implementing" is quite common term in C++ domain. It's related to virtual methods, which you can "re-define" in new class to provide additional / different functionality for this class. Other common word is "override".

Could You explain it on some code?

class Base{
public:
    virtual void method(){ print("method from Base class") }
};
 
class Derived : public Base{
public:
    void method(){ print("method from Derived class") }
    // method() is re-implemented in Derived class
};

class Base{
public:
    virtual void method(){ print("method from Base class") }
};

class Derived : public Base{
public:
    void method(){ print("method from Derived class") }
    // method() is re-implemented in Derived class
};

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[emadpres]

Hi,
Check out my answer in Stackoverflow here and vote it up if you like.