clicked event

[gino.rossi]

Hi,

I have some question about the soft keys of phone. If I press the directional keys they work as usually (arrow key on a standard keyboards). But the central and the left soft button are not managed by QT as mouse click. If I press the central soft key the focus is given on the widget but the signal clicked is not emitted.

connect(calendar, SIGNAL(clicked(QDate)), this, SLOT(selectedDateClicked()));

How can I emit a clicked signal pressing, for instance, the central soft key?

Thank you.

[Jack Torrance]

Hi,
the central button atleast for me it works just fine with QPushButtons f.ex. Just ensure that the component has this little red square in the left corner (indicating focus) before clicking.

Cheers,
Jack

[Jack Torrance]

It does have issues that the "red box" doesn't always appear even if the focus is there (you can see the button visually changing). This is easy to see with a trivial example of three buttons and changing the focus back and forward. Usually the red box appears but sometimes not. Gotta be a bug...

Thanks,
Jack

[gino.rossi]

I am using a QCalendarWidget and on the calendar grid there are no one red box like using buttons or text areas so I have some problem .

[Jack Torrance]

Hi,
It's good to notice that:
a) Qt for S60 is in early phase
b) all the functionality, including ui widgets, will be similar as in other platforms.

Have you tested the same Qt code to work in f.ex in win/linux? What ever works in other platforms but not in S60 should be interpret as "not supported yet".

Cheers,
Jack

[gino.rossi]

Hi,

I was in vacation so i reply only now

Have you tested the same Qt code to work in f.ex in win/linux? What ever works in other platforms but not in S60 should be interpret as "not supported yet".

Yes, I tested my code under linux and work fine. The code is the same for linux and S60 no #IFDEF or other difference.

[gino.rossi]

Hi,

today I restart to work on my calendar widget, there is a way to capture the signal: central bottom pressed (on a cell of a QCalendarWidget)?

On linux the same code work, if I do a left click with the mouse on a cell the event is captured but on cell not .

If some one is interested I can share my line of code.

Thank you

[Sorcery-ltd]

I don't believe a key event should be a mouse click event by default (that will be reserved for touch screen events) but you should be able to either implement an appropriate key press handler or install an event filter and make the key press generate the clicked event.

This area is going to change in the next version of Qt on S60 though - expect much better keypad integration than we have now (which is basically hard-coded keys actions). As Jack said, the feature should be considered "not implemented yet" if it works on Linux and not on S60.

Mark

[gino.rossi]

Hi,

I find a solution, QT bind soft central button as ENTER (for QCalendarWidget at least) so if I capture the event activated (QCalendarWidget SIGNAL) I can manage the event central button pressed on a calendar cell.



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