My program doesn't show up in my enterprise device while in pc does
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What did you have to switch ?
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@SGaist
Hello, look up posts #2 and #4. He had switched:connect(my_combobox, SIGNAL(currentIndexChanged(int)), this, SLOT(SetSomeLabels(int))); LoadXMLInfo();
to make it work, although I see no logical reason not to work in the original order.
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I also don't see any reason either.
However, one thing I usually do is to setup widgets and connection and then trigger data/settings loading once everything is done or even right after the event loop as started using e.g. a QTimer with a 0 timeout.
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@SGaist
To be honest I've never found any use for single shot timers with 0 timeout. Although, this depends on a personal preference I have always usedQMetaObject::invokeMethod
withQt::QueuedConnection
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QTimer is higher level and a bit clearer for people not going in the lower levels of Qt. But in the end, yes both have the same effects.
Also, invokeMethod doesn't have any overload for lambdas
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Yup, good point.
For lambdas ? Two main things comes to mind for Qt: real private slots and processing of QNetworkReply :)
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For lambdas ? Two main things comes to mind for Qt: real private slots and processing of QNetworkReply :)
Q_PRIVATE_SLOT works wonders for me, although I could appreciate one wanting to use lambdas for it.
QNetworkReply
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@kshegunov said:
Q_PRIVATE_SLOT
AFAIK, works only if you also use the PIMPL idiom, which is not the most common case.
QNetworkAccessManager is a good tool when you want to write a layer to access a REST service. You use what best fits your needs :)
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wow! I've learned a lot with this little conversation, thank you so much! (Even if i don't understand everything but I'll take a look on it calmly later :D)
@kshegunov I'm not "he" , I'm "she" ;) but don't worry haha
I think I'll close this topic as I see that what happened is not normal but is difficult to know why happened so, don't worry about that :) (and of course because I have to move on and finish what I'm doing )
Thank you @SGaist and @kshegunov ^^
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I'm not "he" , I'm "she" ;) but don't worry haha
I'm sorry, unfortunately there's almost no way to deduce that in English, so please allow amicably for such misunderstandings ... :)
Kind regards.
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@kshegunov I know I know ^^and normally I don't pay much attention to this but.. this time wanted to point it out... dunno why hahahaso as I said np and code happily!! :D