Signals

Use connect() with SigC::slot to connect a method or function with a Signal. More...

Compounds
class	Signal0
	template <class R,class Marsh=Marshal<R> >. More...
class	Signal0< void, Marsh >
	template <class Marsh>. More...
class	Signal1
	template <class R,class P1,class Marsh=Marshal<R> >. More...
class	Signal1< void, P1, Marsh >
	template <class P1,class Marsh>. More...
class	Signal2
	template <class R,class P1,class P2,class Marsh=Marshal<R> >. More...
class	Signal2< void, P1, P2, Marsh >
	template <class P1,class P2,class Marsh>. More...
class	Signal3
	template <class R,class P1,class P2,class P3,class Marsh=Marshal<R> >. More...
class	Signal3< void, P1, P2, P3, Marsh >
	template <class P1,class P2,class P3,class Marsh>. More...
class	Signal4
	template <class R,class P1,class P2,class P3,class P4,class Marsh=Marshal<R> >. More...
class	Signal4< void, P1, P2, P3, P4, Marsh >
	template <class P1,class P2,class P3,class P4,class Marsh>. More...
class	Signal5
	template <class R,class P1,class P2,class P3,class P4,class P5,class Marsh=Marshal<R> >. More...
class	Signal5< void, P1, P2, P3, P4, P5, Marsh >
	template <class P1,class P2,class P3,class P4,class P5,class Marsh>. More...

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Detailed Description

Use connect() with SigC::slot to connect a method or function with a Signal.

 signal_clicked.connect( SigC::slot(*this, &MyWindow::on_clicked) );

When the signal is emitted your method will be called.

connect() returns a Connection, which you can later use to disconnect your method.

When Signals are copied they share the underlying information, so you can have a protected/private SigC::Signal member and a public accessor method.

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