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    Default How can I capture click events/signals of a QGraphicsSvgItem

    I'm new to Qt. How can I capture click events/signals of a QGraphicsSvgItem inside a QGraphicsScene? I have the following code:

    Qt Code:
    1. QGraphicsScene *scene = new QGraphicsScene(this);
    2. QGraphicsSvgItem *svgItem = new QGraphicsSvgItem(":/SomeGraphic.svg");
    3. svgItem->scale(0.1, 0.1);
    4. svgItem->setPos(-200,-200);
    5. scene->addItem(svgItem);
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    Is it possible to connect() the click() signal of svgItem to a slot?

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    Default Re: How can I capture click events/signals of a QGraphicsSvgItem

    If it had such a signal, of course you could connect a slot to it. Unfortunately, there is no such signal. There are however, various mouse events which you could override in a class derived from QSvgGraphicsItem or which you could monitor by installing an event filter on the QSvgGraphicsItem itself.

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