Other class read unchanged variable value

[BD9a]

@sierdzio its necessary in this case? I have exacly same config in other project, and it work good

[sierdzio]

@BD9a said in Other Thread in my app dont get changed variable value:

@sierdzio its necessary in this case? I have exacly same config in other project, and it work good

Yes. Without NOTIFY, QML engine has no idea that value has updated.

[BD9a]

@sierdzio It could be useful, but I dont think it's my problem. In other project Q_PROPERTY without NOTIFY work's good, and probably one strong diffrence is that additional thread.

b_drink variable is changing it's value, but function in other thread reading unchanged value.

Removed this additional Thread (I dont really need this, those loops operate on ~3sec interval) and saw sth really weird. I changed this button to just print b_dring variable value (hardcoded as false) - in same class it prints false, in loop class it printing true wtf...

[J.Hilk]

@BD9a minimal compileable example, please.

[BD9a]

There is current code:
https://github.com/BD9a/test

Loop/loop.cpp printing b_drink defined in Config/config.h

[Christian Ehrlicher]

Are you sure your testapp does not crash? 'Config *config;' is unitialized...

[BD9a]

@Christian-Ehrlicher It doesnt crash

Current value is:  false
true
true
true

[Christian Ehrlicher]

@BD9a Please fix your code, it can't work as I already explained.

[BD9a]

@Christian-Ehrlicher how it should be done? In my opinion it should work (maybe cuz I dont understand it well?)

[J.Hilk]

@BD9a I'm not entirely sure, what's going, or to be precise why everything doesn't go up in flames, but it is running on my pc and it shoudn't.

You can force this on your side as well by properly initializing the Config * inside Loop to a nullptr.

private:
    Config *config = nullptr;

that will crash, and it should.

Here, what to do to fix this:

Enable writing & storing

void Config::w_drink(bool value)
{
    qDebug() << "Current value is: " << b_drink;
    if( b_drink == value)
         return;

    b_drink = value;
    //emit stateChanged(value);
}

Pass the Config object on (from main.cpp) on. for example like this:

//loop.h
explicit Loop(Config *conf, QObject *parent = nullptr);
...
private:
    Config *config = nullptr; 

//loop.cpp
Loop::Loop(Config *conf, QObject *parent) 
      : QObject(parent) , config(conf){
    flaskNo1 = new QTimer(this);
    flaskNo2 = new QTimer(this);
    flaskNo3 = new QTimer(this);
    flaskNo4 = new QTimer(this);
    flaskNo5 = new QTimer(this);

    connect(flaskNo1, SIGNAL(timeout()),this,SLOT(drinkNo1()));
    connect(flaskNo2, SIGNAL(timeout()),this,SLOT(drinkNo2()));
    connect(flaskNo3, SIGNAL(timeout()),this,SLOT(drinkNo3()));
    connect(flaskNo4, SIGNAL(timeout()),this,SLOT(drinkNo4()));
    connect(flaskNo5, SIGNAL(timeout()),this,SLOT(drinkNo5()));

    startLoop();
}

//main.cpp
...
    Config config;
    config.create();

    KeyTranslator ktr;
    Loop loop(&config);
...