Timers Cannot Be Started From Another Thread C++ at Thomasine Roberts blog

Timers Cannot Be Started From Another Thread C++. Qt uses the timer's thread affinity to determine which thread will emit the. But this sort of error/warning can easily occur if you create/instantiate objects that you have pointers to before you call. The issue is that sometimesi get the following warning in the console: The timer you create in your subclass lives in the thread that creates the qthread instance (just like qthread itself. The problem is that you create the timer implicitly by the main thread when you create your thread object. But i need to use the same timer from a thread to check the. When you try to start the timer, you do in a different thread (in run()), not in the thread where the timer was created, which gives you. The timer works fine normally when i start or stop it from the same class.

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Qt uses the timer's thread affinity to determine which thread will emit the. The timer you create in your subclass lives in the thread that creates the qthread instance (just like qthread itself. But this sort of error/warning can easily occur if you create/instantiate objects that you have pointers to before you call. The issue is that sometimesi get the following warning in the console: The problem is that you create the timer implicitly by the main thread when you create your thread object. But i need to use the same timer from a thread to check the. The timer works fine normally when i start or stop it from the same class. When you try to start the timer, you do in a different thread (in run()), not in the thread where the timer was created, which gives you.

C++ C++ Vector, push_back from another thread crashing? YouTube

Timers Cannot Be Started From Another Thread C++ But i need to use the same timer from a thread to check the. But this sort of error/warning can easily occur if you create/instantiate objects that you have pointers to before you call. The timer works fine normally when i start or stop it from the same class. The timer you create in your subclass lives in the thread that creates the qthread instance (just like qthread itself. Qt uses the timer's thread affinity to determine which thread will emit the. But i need to use the same timer from a thread to check the. The issue is that sometimesi get the following warning in the console: When you try to start the timer, you do in a different thread (in run()), not in the thread where the timer was created, which gives you. The problem is that you create the timer implicitly by the main thread when you create your thread object.

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