Synchronous QFtp?

Hello everybody,

my application checks at start (actually at the beginning of the MainWindow constructor) whether last run quit cleanly, otherwise asks the user if s/he wants to upload a log file to an ftp server. It does something very simple like this:

Code:

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if ( crashed == true )
    uploadLogs( );

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where the function uploadLogs( ) takes care of uploading the log file using QFtp. Since QFtp works asynchronously, uploadLogs( ) returns immediately, while the whole ftp login, transfer and closing takes a few seconds. My question is whether is it possible to prevent uploadLogs( ) from returning until the last pending command has completed.

Thanks a lot for any help.
Aaron

Hi guys,

I found the answer. Here if somebody needs it as well:

Code:

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(...)
QUrl url( "ftp://example.com" );
ftp->connectToHost( url.host( ), url.port( 21 ) );
ftp->login( "anonymous", "" );
 
// Put all the ftp commands you need
 
ftp->close( );
 
// Process the queue of ftp events
while ( ( ftp->hasPendingCommands( ) ) || ( ftp->currentCommand( ) != QFtp::None ) )
        qApp->processEvents( );

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Your code will use 100% CPU.
A better solution is to use a QEventLoop and connect the QFtp done() signal to the quit() of the QEventLoop. Then you can just start the QFtp and then run eventLoop.exec().