Do someone know a workaround for use a enum as a function parameter in a c++ function and call them function with squish? The Enum was declared in a other class and namespace as the function itself. Following code is in use and works in qt:
Enum-class:
namespace prem {
namespace space {
class Controller : public QObject {
Q_OBJECT
Q_ENUMS(ID)
public:
enum ID { ONE, TWO, THREE };
//.... other Stuff
};
}
}
Using class:
namespace prem {
namespace area {
class Handler: public QObject {
//...... some stuff
public slot:
void slotHandelID(prem::space::Controller::ID id) {
// do some stuff
}
};
}
}
Now I want to call in the python test script the slotHandelID Function.
controller = findObject("m_controller")
handler = findObject("m_handler")
handler.slotHandelID(controller.ONE)
But I get this
SyntaxError: No matching 'slotHandelID(int)' overload found: Following overloads are available:
prem::area::Handler::slotHandelID(undefined)
When I define the slotHandelID(prem::space::Controller::ID id) in the Controller class the code works fine.
