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    Default Re: semaphores and passing variables between windows

    When one window is active I want to stop timers on the other window
    You can override the hide() method, and stop the timers there. (for example)

    and also I want to pass some values between that windows. How can I do that things in a proper way?
    Read about Qt's signals and slot.
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