Hullo,

I'm trying to use BlueZ BT stack in N900 PR 1.2 with Qt 4.6.2. I'm not able to connect to signals that contain a{sv} parameter which I think should be used as QVariantMap in Qt. Connect and signals work if I use Python but for some reason Qt does not accept that QVariantMap parameter.

<code>
QDBusConnection * m_dbus = new QDBusConnection(QDBusConnection::systemBus());
QDBusMessage message = QDBusMessage::createMethodCall("org.bluez", "/", "org.bluez.Manager", "DefaultAdapter");
QDBusMessage reply = m_dbus->call(message);
QString m_path = reply.arguments().first().value<QDBusObjectPath>() .path();
QDBusInterface * interface = new QDBusInterface("org.bluez", m_path, "org.bluez.Adapter", *m_dbus);
connect(interface, SIGNAL(DeviceFound(QString, QVariantMap)), this, SLOT(slotDeviceFound(QString, QVariantMap)));
</code>

Hi,


QDBusInterface doesn't have a signal called "DeviceFound". Which code are you referring to in Python? Any example?

Daniel

I got this to work with using <annotation name="com.trolltech.QtDBus.QtTypeName.Out0" value="QVariantMap"/> in DBus xml and then generating the proxy class with qdbusxml2cpp. Connect and signal work just fine when using this generated interface.

I missed this because all other parameters work just fine with just QDBusInterface.