Solved threads and created objects
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@mzimmers said in threads and created objects:
@SGaist said in threads and created objects:
I fixed the typo of parented (damn autocorrect...
Well, while you're at it..."QTcoSocket?"
Argle........ Done
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@kshegunov I don't know how to do that in this case. If my SerialPort object is defined:
class SerialPort : public QObject { Q_OBJECT public: explicit SerialPort(Worker *parent = nullptr); ... SerialPort::SerialPort(Worker *parent) : QObject(parent)
Then how do I declare an instance of SerialPort in my worker object? If I do it like this:
SerialPort m_serial;
Then it doesn't seem to get moved.
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The usual: pointer and allocate it in the constructor with a parent.
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@SGaist OK, thanks. I had (incorrectly) inferred from kshegunov's post that it somehow could be done as an ordinary member variable.
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@mzimmers No the inference is correct. This shall work, shan't it?
class Worker : public QObject { Q_OBJECT public: Worker(); private: SerialPort m_serial; }; Worker::Worker() : m_serial(this) { }
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@kshegunov well...yes it does. I was missing the " : m_serial(this)" clause. Thanks!