Re: Trap closeEvent

Answer my own question. I must be having a bad day. Time to go find some
beer before I realy mess things up.

use Qt::slots
    closeEvent => [ 'QEvent*' ];

sub closeEvent
{
    $QEventPointer = shift;

    if ( User has not selected an option yet )
    {
        $QEventPointer->ignore();
    }
}


On Mon, 2005-06-06 at 11:56 -0600, Roy Souther wrote:

> I am trying to trap the close even but cannot get the syntax for the
> slot declaration.
> 
> use Qt::slots
>     closeEvent => [ Qt::Event ];
> 
> That is wrong but I don't know what it should be.  I tried [ QEvent ]
> and a few other combinations.
> 
> When I get that working. What should the slot look like? Can I just
> use shift?
> 
> sub closeEvent
> {
>     $QEventPointer = shift;
> 
>     if ( User has not selected an option yet )
>     {
>         $QEventPointer->ignore();
>     }
> }
> 
> 
> Roy Souther
> www.SiliconTao.com
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