I've got some legacy code where a timer is firing on the wrong thread. The 
sequence is:
1. Thread instantiates MyClass.
2. MyClass constructor calls QTimer::singleShot(60 * 1000, this, 
&MyClass::OnTimer);
3. Move class to thread by calling MyClass.moveToThread();
4. OnTimer is called on the wrong thread.

I assume because the constructor sets the timer before the class is moved to 
the thread, the timer is firing on the wrong thread. Obviously I can move the 
timer to a different function then call that after moveToThread() but is there 
a standard way of fixing this?

Tom Isaacson

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