I need to know in the context of which thread my function is running, is it main GUI thread or some worker thread.
I can't use a simple solution to store QThread pointer in the main function and compare it to QThread::currentThread() because I'm writing a library and I do not have access to the main function. I can of course create InitMyLibary() function and require library user to call it in the context of the GUI thread but I'm really against this.