from gi.repository import GObject from gi import _gobject signal_id = _gobject.signal_lookup('some_signal', MyClass)
from gi.repository import GObject from gi import _gobject class MyClass(GObject.Object): def __init__(self): GObject.Object.__init__(self) def do_something(self): self.emit('some_signal', 'Hello World') def connect(self, handler): self.connect('some_signal', handler) def on_some_signal(obj, data): print(data) my_obj = MyClass() my_obj.connect(on_some_signal) my_obj.do_something()In this example, we define a class MyClass that inherits from GObject.Object. We define a method do_something that emits a signal 'some_signal' with the data 'Hello World'. We connect a handler function on_some_signal to the signal using the connect method. Finally, we call the do_something method, which triggers the signal and prints 'Hello World' to the console. Overall, these code examples demonstrate the use of the GObject package library in Python, specifically the signal_lookup method.