Hello!

I have an debug application with a QTcpSocket client that should receive something like 6 packages by second - that's precise. So I would imagine that the readyRead() signal would be emmited around 6 times per second, each time related to one of the packages that were send. But what happens is very different:

rather than emiting 6 singals per second well divided in time, usually 2 to 3 readyRead signals are emmited very quickly one after the other with the data received:

Qt Code: 
  1. "0" "56:10:484" 8192 Data received (readyRead) 
  2. "0" "56:10:485" 323 Data received (readyRead) 
  3. "0" "56:11:358" 8192 Data received (readyRead) 
  4. "0" "56:11:358" 323 Data received (readyRead) 
  5. "0" "56:12:340" 3472 Data received (readyRead) 
  6. "0" "56:12:340" 5043 Data received (readyRead) 
  7. "0" "56:13:542" 3472 Data received (readyRead) 
  8. "0" "56:13:542" 5043 Data received (readyRead) 
  9. "0" "56:14:306" 8192 Data received (readyRead) 
  10. "0" "56:14:306" 323 Data received (readyRead) 
  11. "0" "56:15:397" 3472 Data received (readyRead) 
  12. "0" "56:15:398" 5043 Data received (readyRead)
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(the number before "Data received" is get by bytesAvailable())

And that happens, as you may see, like once per second. Is there a way to change this behaviour making readyRead() be emitted in a way closer to what was expected? It's like if there was a thread inside QIODevice that looks for new data once per second...


Thanks,

Momergil

Obs.: maybe has something to do with [http://www.qtcentre.org/threads/1502...d(QTCPSOCKET)]