问题
I'm using Qt Creator 3.2.1 based on Qt 5.3.2
When in the designer, you can right click on a pushButton and select "Go to slot ...". A dialogue box opens allowing you to select a slot ... for example Clicked().
Then you will receive autogenerated method
void MyClass::on_Button_clicked()
{}
But I'm using code style in which the method should be named onButtonClicked().
How can I change default code generating template to satisfy me needs?
回答1:
Qt Designer generated UIs support a feature called Automatic Connections. This will automatically connect signals and slots based on a given naming convention. This is
on_{Sender Object Name}_{Signal}
Every mehtod with this signature and matching Widget/Signal in the UI file will automatically be connected as a slot.
This mechanism is hardcoded in Qt, you cannot change it.
However, you can manually connect signals/slots in the Designer:
- either go to the signal/slot view (shortcut F4) and drag/drop the objects to select the singals and slots
- or open the Signal/Slot editor (usually in the lower right area) and add a connection by entering sender, signal, receiver and slot
With these methods, you can choose a slot with any name
Update:
When using a custom widget with your own signals/slots that are not known to QtDesigner, you can add them in Signal/Slot drag and drop method mentioned above. Simply click on the "Change..." button in the popup editor, and add the signature of your signal/slot.
You have to make sure that the concrete Class instantiating the UI actually has these signals/slots.
This is only possible on the root-widget of the UI or placeholder widgets
回答2:
I don't think you can change the default name. But what you can do is right click on the generated slot and select 'Refactor->Convert to camel case'
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28987152/qt-creator-change-code-generating-template-for-slots