On 2024-09-25 19:48, Thiago Macieira wrote:
On Wednesday 25 September 2024 08:36:47 GMT-7 christ...@cullmann.io
wrote:
> Since you want no handles but the standard three, would setting
>
> args->inheritHandles = false
>
> suffice?
I tried that but for me that fails, I have no handles and unlike on
Linux
or Mac with the other code path I can no longer read any output from
the
QProcess.
I did read a bit the Windows docs and the Qt code and its seems
inheritHandles = TRUE
is required if you use the STARTF_USESTDHANDLES flag in the startup
info
like Qt does.
Ah, ok.
So it looks like doing what you tried to do by understanding Raymond
Chen's
blog is the way to go... except it didn't work. Aside from the fact
that you
didn't clean the thread's handle state or at least didn't include it in
the
code you pasted, I see no reason it shouldn't work.
Yeah, that cleanup code would be after the start().
Maybe there's some non-obvious mistake. Implementing it directly in
qprocess_win.cpp may make it work.
Ok, thanks for taking a look, I will see if I find the error or perhaps
somebody
else has input, too.
At the moment I am just a bit confused what it might be, I did some
errors
before I arrived with that, but then at least I got some API errors
back,
now just the output from my called process won't arrive.
Greetings
Christoph
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