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Asked By | wyattb |
I have two LineEdit Controls (FireValue and FireStart) and want to get the value when FireValue changes into FireStart. I want to use Signals to do this. I want to keep my code organized so that FireValue does an emit_signal() and FireStart does the connect() and callback _set_fire().
Why doesn’t the callback _set_fire() receive the signal when focus is exited in FireValue?
I know it works if I put all the code in Control1.gd but why does it not work when I have the split? Here is the code. Tested on both 3.1 and 3.2 Mac OS X.
#FireValue.gd
extends LineEdit
signal fire
func _ready():
pass
func _on_FireValue_focus_exited(extra_arg_0: String) -> void:
emit_signal("fire",self.text)
pass # Replace with function body.
#FireStart.gd
extends LineEdit
signal fire
func _ready():
connect("fire",self,"_set_fire")
pass
func _set_fire(s):
self.text=s
pass
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