class DCOPSignals

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Definition#include <dcopsignals.h>
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 DCOPSignals ()

DCOPSignals

void  emitSignal ( DCOPConnection *conn, const QCString &fun, const QByteArray &data, bool excludeSelf)

emitSignal

Client "conn" emits the signal "fun" with "data" as arguments. conn is 0L if the dcopserver sends the signal itself

The emitting object is encoded in "fun".

If "excludeSelf" is true, signal is never send to "conn" itself.

bool  connectSignal ( const QCString &sender, const QCString &senderObj, const QCString &signal, DCOPConnection *conn, const QCString &receiverObj, const QCString &slot, bool Volatile)

connectSignal

Connects "signal" of the client named "sender" with the "slot" of "receiverObj" in the "conn" client.

If "Volatile" is true the connection will be removed when either "sender" or "conn" unregisters.

If "Volatile" is false the connection will only be removed when "conn" unregisters.

Returns true if succesfull. False on failure. An attempt to create a Volatile connection to a non-existing client results in a failure.

bool  disconnectSignal ( const QCString &sender, const QCString &senderObj, const QCString &signal, DCOPConnection *conn, const QCString &receiverObj, const QCString &slot)

disconnectSignal

Disconnects "signal" of the client named "sender" from the "slot" of "receiverObj" in the "conn" client.

If "receiverObj" is empty, every object is disconnected. If "slot" is empty, every slot is disconnected.

Returns true if successfull, false if no connection was found.

void  removeConnections (DCOPConnection *conn, const QCString &obj=0)

removeConnections

Removes all connections related to the "conn" client. This means: All connections for which "conn" is the receiver. All volatile connections for which "conn" is the sender.

QAsciiDict<DCOPSignalConnectionList> connections

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