Clicked() signal for QListView in Ruby

Overflow012

I have a ListView and when I click in a row I need show more information about this row. My problem is that the signal clicked() does not work for ListView. When I initialize my application I get the following output in console

Object::connect: No such signal QListView::clicked(index)
Object::connect: (sender name: 'appointments_list')

And when I click in a row nothing happend.
@
class GUICustomerAppointmentDetail < Qt::Widget

def initialize (parent = nil, customer = nil)
    super(parent)
    ...     
    @ui.appointments_list.connect(SIGNAL('clicked(index)'), self, SLOT('load_data()')) 
end

end
@
appointments_list is a Qt::ListView

I have replaced
@
@ui.appointments_list.connect(SIGNAL('clicked(index)'), self, SLOT('load_data()'))
@
by
@
connect(appointments_list.connect, SIGNAL('clicked(index)'), self, SLOT('load_data()'))
@
and I get

Object::connect: No such signal QListView::clicked(index)
Object::connect: (sender name: 'appointments_list')
Object::connect: (receiver name: 'customerAppointmentDetail')

also
@
@ui.appointments_list.connect(SIGNAL('clicked(index)')){ load_data() }
@
and I get
Object::connect: No such signal QListView::clicked(index)
Object::connect: (sender name: 'appointments_list')

Please, can anyone help me?

CeesZ

The signature for 'clicked' should be 'clicked(QModelIndex)' and not 'clicked(index)'

You may be interested in the alternative syntax I presented in the previous posting on this forum (Uniform Qt bindings for JRuby and Ruby). This eliminates the need to use signatures in application programs. You could than just have written:

require 'qt_connect'
.
.
list.clicked.connect{ load_data}

(or list.clicked.connect{ |index| .... if you need to know which cell was clicked)

Overflow012

Hello CeesZ,

Looks great I will try!