In his Qt event loop, networking and I/O API talk, Thiago Macieira mentions that nesting of QEventLoop's should be avoided: QEventLoop is for nesting event Loops... Avoid it if you can because i...

I have doubts how should I use QEventLoop. I have 2 pieces of code, both of them work for me (get web resource downloaded). First one: QNetworkAccessManager *manager = new QNetworkAccessManager(...

// Example class class A : public QObject { Q_OBJECT void fun() { Timer::SingleShot(10, timerSlot); //rough code } public slot: void timerSlot(); } auto a = SharedPointer<A>(new A); a-...

My Qt application's main window is a normal QMainWindow subclass. In that window I have a few buttons; each has its clicked signal connected its own slot, and each slot creates a different QDialog ...

I'd like to create a library built on top of QTcpServer and QTcpSocket for use in programs that don't have event loops in their main functions (because the Qt event loop is blocking and doesn't pro...

My goal is to create a library using the Qt's DBus bindings. I tried to create a Qt application without launching the QEventLoop (provided by the QCoreApplication class) in the main thread. Here ...

I decided to add a GUI to one of my scripts. The script is a simple web scraper. I decided to use a worker thread as downloading and parsing the data can take a while. I decided to use PySide, but ...