Thanks for the response!
> You should signal processChunk to stop processing early. You can for
> example do this through an atomic variable which is periodically checked, e.g.
> as part of the stop condition in that loop you mentioned.
I'll look into this idea, but some of what my processChunk()
Scott,
I guess the trick is to pass SIGNAL() as the second argument, rather
than a function or a function object. If you have the specific signal
passed to connect() (not a parameter passed from outside) then the
following might work for you (assuming C++17):
template
void func(..., ReceiverT*
> On 16 Aug 2022, at 22:39, Scott Bloom wrote:
>
> I have a function that takes in a QObject and const char * signal/slot
>
> void func( …, QObject * target, const char * member )
> {
> …. logic
> QObject::connect( ….., target, member )
> … more logic
> {
>
>
> So I can call it via
>
> ….
