But what is exactly your problem? Based on the number of your posts and the forum you post in I take it that you should know where to create a QApplication object...
But what is exactly your problem? Based on the number of your posts and the forum you post in I take it that you should know where to create a QApplication object...
Last edited by wysota; 8th April 2006 at 22:45.
But the thing is, I don't want to give up the controll to QApplication::exec(). I can't run it and get back to the other code I was running before that? That is the problem.
Don't let the number of questions fool you. It might be a sign of a REAL newbee.
Just do it!Originally Posted by Morea
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Basically, the whole QtCore module is accessible (containers and so on) without any need of QApplication::exec() but if you want piece of GUI you'll need to give up the control and rely on the event loop...
Current Qt projects : QCodeEdit, RotiDeCode
If you want to run some code in parallel to operating on a GUI, you might consider running it in a separate thread or as a timeout slot for a QTimer object.
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