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The guidance in the README seems to be around creating your own QObjects from Rust. But is there any way to wrap a QObject in Qt's library that isn't currently in qmetaobject? Namely, I'm interested in being able to connect to their signals/slots, and as far as I'm aware cpp_class! does not provide this.
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The example in the docs seems to show creating a new QObject from Rust, but I want to use one that already exists from C++. I see the QObjects that come with the library are wrapped withcpp_class!, but none of them implement the QObject trait. Is it possible to get an implementation of this trait for something wrapped with cpp_class!?
The guidance in the README seems to be around creating your own QObjects from Rust. But is there any way to wrap a QObject in Qt's library that isn't currently in qmetaobject? Namely, I'm interested in being able to connect to their signals/slots, and as far as I'm aware
cpp_class!
does not provide this.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: