I have some code that looks something like this:
class MyClass : public QObject
{
Q_OBJECT
signals:
void SetValue(float value);
public slots:
void OnSetValue(float value, bool fromDatabase = false);
}
Connect(this, SIGNAL(SetValue(float)), this, SLOT(OnSetValue(float)));
This works fine but I want to take advantage of Qt5's new signal/slot syntax (and remove the macros). If I change the connect() to this:
connect(this, &MyClass::SetValue, this, &MyClass::OnSetValue);
I get (in Visual Studio 2013):
error C2338: The slot requires more arguments than the signal provides
I could create an intermediary function that calls OnSetValue() and allows the default parameters to be set but that seems like a waste of code. What's a better way of solving this?
