[Qt-interest] Exiting before the main event loop

[Arnold Krille]

Hi,

On Monday 23 February 2009 03:56:47 Pete Black wrote:
> Rohan McGovern wrote:
> > On Monday 23 February 2009, ext Pete Black wrote:
> >> Anyone know a good way of exiting an application before the main
> >> event loop has been entered? That is before app.exec() has been
> >> called, but withing the app object itself.
> > Just don't call app.exec() if you don't want to execute the
> > application.
> Yeah, was hoping there was a way, but I probably have to do that. Which
> means refactoring. Boxed myself in a bit by parsing some command line
> parameters from the app's constructor and I need to be able to quit from
> there.

Does that mean that you sub-classes QApplication "just" to parse command line 
args?
Why don't you access QApplication::arguments() from your main-function before 
you run app.exec()? And why can't you skip running app.exec() if your 
requisites aren't fulfilled. Or use "return" or "exit()" if needed?

I have to admit that I don't really understand your problem...

Have fun,

Arnold
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