From: "daniel åkerud" <daniel.akerud@...>
Date: 2007-12-30T04:02:42+09:00
Subject: Re: qt4 bindings, threads

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On Dec 26, 2007 7:22 PM, daniel =E5kerud <daniel.akerud@gmail.com> wrote:

> If anyone has the same problem in the future: I solved this problem by
> using
> a Qt::Timer, that polls the UNIX domain socket every 100ms. At every poll
> it
> reads data with socket.read_nonblock until it throws a Errno::EAGAIN, lik=
e
> this:
>
>     40     # poll data from socket, until there is no more
>     41     begin
>     42       begin # loop while read_nonblock returns data
>     43         new_data, addr_arr =3D @socket.read_nonblock(128)
>     44         data << new_data
>     45       end while true
>     46     rescue Errno::EAGAIN
>     47       # no more data
>     48     end
>
> Much cleaner than using a thread, IMO.
>
> /D
>

Update to this: QSocketNotifier is indeed they way to go. I think I tried
Qt::QSocketNotifier instead of Qt::SocketNotifier by mistake earlier.

/D

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