Hi,
I got another threading question for the pros out there:
In my current application I am using QThread objects and
QObject.moveToThread() to enable my GUI to download multiple files while
updating progress bars in the main event loop. This is the respective
snippet of code:
self.worker = MyClass()
self.workerThread = QtCore.QThread()
self.worker.moveToThread(self.workerThread)
The trouble is when the user wants to download multiple files at once.
In my current implementation that all works fine and I see multiple
progress bars do there thing.
However, there are cases when I need to force the download threads to be
synchronous. I had hoped that I can use QThreadPool with QThreads, but
turns out I need QRunnables in this case, and those don't have the same
signals as QThread.
So my question is:
Is there a good way to use QThreads in a queue which is controlled by
the main thread, or should I re-write my code and subclass QRunnable to
add the signals I need (i.e. the ones that QThread has by default)?
In the latter case I guess I'd have to inherit from both QObject and
QRunnable, is this ok?
Cheers,
frank
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