[Interest] QNetworkAccessManager in a command line, non-eventloop application

[Mandeep Sandhu]

> Blocking at the end, is ok... Blocking while the application is running is not.  Yes, I want my cake and to eat is as well :)
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> I essentially want to kick off the request at the beginning of the run, then let the request run its course in the backround.
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> If the main application (no event loop at all, non-event driven, nonQt for the most part), finishes first (rare occasion) I can block on the background thread ending.  However most times, the single http request will have finished long before

You can enqueue your requests to this thread, do all n/w processing
there and exit the thread when its done with all the requests.

Meanwhile in the main thread you can wait for this helper thread to
finish (QThread::wait()). If its not running, thne u exit away
immediately, else wait till that thread exits and then quit your main
app. Will that work?

HTH,
-mandeep

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