[Qt-interest] Changing public methods to public slots

[Scott Aron Bloom]

Im not a KDE guy... But I was under the impression, that KDE had a method of protecting private/protectred slots from being called from no derived classes (or non-self)

I just remember reading it somewhere, in a previous thread talking about this same topic
Scott

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Subject: Re: [Qt-interest] Changing public methods to public slots

Em Segunda-feira 28. Dezembro 2009, às 11.36.23, Stephen Kelly escreveu:
> Scott Aron Bloom wrote:
> > The main reason I can think of is slots (unless you use the KDE 
> > based
> > macros) do not follow privacy schemes.
> 
> What macros are these?

There aren't any.

But Scott may be thinking of Q_PRIVATE_SLOT, which doesn't change the privacy scheme either.

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