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    Default Re: QNetworkAccessManager and multiple QNetworkReply

    If you connect both slots to one signal they always both get called
    why do you want to handle the finished signal in two different slots?

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    Default Re: QNetworkAccessManager and multiple QNetworkReply

    When a QNetworkReply finishes, two signals are emitted:
    1. the QNetworkAccessManager's finished() signal with a pointer to the QNetworkReply as its argument,
    2. the QNetworkReply's finished() signal with no argument.

    Clearly the first signal is the same for all QNetworkReplies and is therefore suitable for a uniform treatment such as updating a status bar, while the second signal is specific to the QNetworkReply instance and is therefore adapted to a reply-specific treatment, which is exactly what you are trying to achieve here.

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