I'm writing a DLL that is used as a plugin by another application and would like to leverage Qt's abilities. I have all of the classes set up, compiling and running, but no signals are being emitted. So it seems as though there's no QEventLoop. Attempt 1: I modified my main class to subclass QThread instead of QObject, and in the run() ...
I have a subclassed QDialog containing a bunch of subclassed QSpinBox's. When clicking a spinbox, a keypad (another QDialog) where you can use pushbuttons to enter digits. Both QDialog's are activated by calling QDialog::exec(); However, when opening this 2nd QDialog, the first one closes down. I've stepped through it and noticed the 1s...
Hi, I have created my own HTTP class that utilizes QNAM and provides means for sending HTTP requests. It uses QEventLoop for synchronization and QTimer for timeouts. I'm facing few problems with my solution. On certain Symbian platforms my QTimer signals timeout too fast (e.g. like after 1 sec when timeout is 30 secs). This happends us...