Lars Gullik Bjønnes wrote:
Abdelrazak Younes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

| > I wonder... is this quite true? Do we actully emit qt signals
| > ourselfs? Or only signals that we have declared/defined in a signals:
| > section in a class?
| | I think both cases are used. That is we do emit signals inherited from
| Qt signal and also home grown signal, although not a lot of the latter.
| | > If the latter then the "implementation" will be found. | | No, only the definition. There is no implementation for signals.

Yes. that is why I said "implementation". but the case for qt signals
(that we define ourselves) are just the same as for boost::signals.

We don't annotate them with comments or "emit".

Right and I find that misleading. It took me some time to understand what this code in Bufferview_pimpl.C was about:

        owner_->view_state_changed();

Abdel.

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