[Qt-interest] running a loop and emitting events.

[Arnold Krille]

On Friday 03 April 2009 16:15:06 Ender EREL wrote:
> Using a different thread should do the trick, or you can use
> QCoreApplication::processEvents() to keep the events running.

Or do it the other way round:
Instead of running a loop that calls QCoreApplication::processEvents() and 
basicly eats up 100% cpu-time, create a slot for your real work and re-
schedule it periodically with QTimer::singleShot(). Or with a periodic QTimer 
so you don't create a new timer object every run. And maybe you can set the 
interval to 100ms or 10ms instead of 0ms... That would keep your gui smooth 
and responsive.

Have fun,

Arnold
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