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/**
\pythondoc TQObject
 
The `Connect` method of TQObject (and thus of any class deriving from it, like
the GUI widgets) directly accepts a Python callable as the slot:
 
\code{.py}
import ROOT
 
def on_clicked():
    print("button clicked")
 
button = ROOT.TGTextButton(parent, "&Draw", 10)
button.Connect("Clicked()", on_clicked)
\endcode
 
The arguments emitted by the signal are forwarded to the callable, as far as
its signature accepts them. The connection keeps the callable alive; it can be
undone with `Disconnect`, passing the same signal and callable:
 
\code{.py}
button.Disconnect("Clicked()", on_clicked)
\endcode
 
The C++ signature `Connect(signal, receiver_class, receiver, slot)` remains
available.
 
\endpythondoc
*/