Solved QSignal and another Form SOLVED

[QtCoder87]

Dear Community,

I know that another thread can't change widgets so I made Q_SIGNALS for these purpose. In the Main Window it works fine.
For value retrieved by the executed Funtion I am using std::promise and std::future and it waits until the value appeared.

Now I have a TCP FileTransfer inside it which shall open another Window which displays Transfer Progress. Now creation of the window and opening works fine too. The std::promise is also retrieving the pointer of the window.

inside KTransferProgress Class there is a function called update which receives one value.
It shall update the Progress Bar. But the emit updateEvent(number) does not do anything.

I forgot to mention that the UDP Socket is running in another thread managed by boost::thread . I have chosen Boost::Thread because it supports termination of threads too. I know in normal use case you should not terminate the thread you should use the given way to abort a thread but for debug and some special cases termination can become handy.

My Code
KTransferProgress.hpp

#pragma once

#include <QWidget>
#include<InternationalizationLib/Language.hpp>
#include "ui_KTransferProgress.h"


struct FileInformation {
	QString from = "";
	QString source = "";
	QString target = "";
	std::size_t size = 0;
};
Q_DECLARE_METATYPE(FileInformation)

class KTransferProgress : public QWidget
{
	Q_OBJECT

public:
	KTransferProgress(const FileInformation& fi, const lang::Language& lang, QWidget *parent = Q_NULLPTR);
	~KTransferProgress();

	void update(uint64_t number);

	Q_SIGNAL void updateEvent(uint64_t number);

	void updateEventCallback(uint64_t number);

protected:
	void setupLanguage();
	void setupCallbacks();

private:
	const lang::Language& lang;
	Ui::KTransferProgress ui;
};

KTransferProgress.cpp

#include "KTransferProgress.hpp"

KTransferProgress::KTransferProgress(const FileInformation& fi, const lang::Language& lang, QWidget *parent) : lang(lang), QWidget(parent)
{
	ui.setupUi(this);
	this->setupLanguage();
	this->ui.txt_from->setText(fi.from);
	this->ui.txt_source->setText(fi.source);
	this->ui.txt_filesize->setText(QString::number(fi.size));
	this->ui.txt_destination->setText(fi.target);
	this->ui.pb_transfer->setMaximum(fi.size);
	this->ui.pb_transfer->setValue(0);
	
}

KTransferProgress::~KTransferProgress()
{
}

void KTransferProgress::update(uint64_t number)
{
	emit this->updateEvent(number);
}

void KTransferProgress::updateEventCallback(uint64_t number)
{
	this->ui.pb_transfer->setValue(this->ui.pb_transfer->value() + number);
}

void KTransferProgress::setupLanguage() {
	this->ui.lbl_from->setText(QString::fromStdU32String(this->lang["TransferProgress"]["label"]["lbl_from"]));
	this->ui.lbl_source->setText(QString::fromStdU32String(this->lang["TransferProgress"]["label"]["lbl_source"]));
	this->ui.lbl_filesize->setText(QString::fromStdU32String(this->lang["TransferProgress"]["label"]["lbl_filesize"]));
	this->ui.lbl_target->setText(QString::fromStdU32String(this->lang["TransferProgress"]["label"]["lbl_target"]));
}

void KTransferProgress::setupCallbacks()
{
	connect(this, &KTransferProgress::updateEvent, this, &KTransferProgress::updateEventCallback);
}

The File-accepting Function

void KSecureDesktopQT::acceptFileRequest(const QHostAddress& address, uint16_t port, std::string& source, std::string& receiver, const QString& target, const std::u16string& original, uint64_t filesize)
{
    nlohmann::json response;
    response["action"] = static_cast<uint16_t>(ActionTypes::FileRequestAccept);
    response["source"] = source;
    response["receiver"] = receiver;
    response["path"] = original;
    FileInformation fi;
    fi.from = QString::fromStdString(source);
    fi.size = filesize;
    fi.source = QString::fromStdU16String(original);
    fi.target = target;
    std::promise<KTransferProgress*> prom;
    auto cont = prom.get_future();
    emit this->openTransferDialog(fi, prom);
    cont.wait();
    KTransferProgress* dlg_ptr = cont.get();
    auto str = response.dump();
    this->chatSocket.writeDatagram(str.c_str(), str.size(), address, port);
    if (!this->fileSocket.isListening())
        this->fileSocket.resumeAccepting();
    this->fileSocket.waitForNewConnection(60000);
    auto sock = this->fileSocket.nextPendingConnection();
    
    auto ip = sock->peerAddress();
    if (address != ip)
    {
        sock->close();
        delete sock;
        this->fileSocket.pauseAccepting();
        return;
    }
    //auto bytes = sock->readAll();
    QByteArray bytes;
    char* ch = new char[250];
    int len = 0;
    memset(ch, 0, 250);
    sock->waitForReadyRead();
    //auto bytes = sock->readAll();
    do {
        len = sock->read(ch, 250);
        bytes.append(ch, len);
        dlg_ptr->update(len);
    } while (len == 250);
    QSaveFile file(target);
    file.open(QIODevice::WriteOnly);
    file.write(bytes);
    if (file.commit()) {
        emit this->informationSignal(1, "Transfer Completed", "Transfer successfully completed");
        //QMessageBox::information(nullptr, "Transfer completed", "Transfer successfully completed");
        return;
    }
    emit this->informationSignal(2, "Transfer failed", "transfer failed");
    //QMessageBox::warning(nullptr, "Transfer incomplete", "Transfer failed");
}

OpenTransferDialog Event

//SIGNAL in Header File is looking like this
Q_SIGNAL void openTransferDialog(const FileInformation& fi, std::optional<std::reference_wrapper<std::promise<KTransferProgress*>>> dlg);
//END

void KSecureDesktopQT::openTransferEvent(const FileInformation& fi, std::optional<std::reference_wrapper<std::promise<KTransferProgress*>>> dlg)
{
    auto prom = dlg.value();
    auto* ptr = new KTransferProgress(fi, this->language);
    ptr->show();
    prom.get().set_value(ptr);
}

Anyone knows why KTransferProgress::update does not do anything?

[QtCoder87]

I found the missing part. I forgot the setupCallbacks in Constructor

[QtCoder87]

I found the missing part. I forgot the setupCallbacks in Constructor