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  1. 3rd January 2008, 11:11 #1
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    Question non GUI socket server

    Following the Threaded Fortune Server I wonder how one can write a console-only (non-gui) socket server...

    The loop in the example is achieved with a QDialog.

    What I want is to write a similar thing *without* using any GUI components.

    Thank you for any advice.
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    Default Re: non GUI socket server

    Take a look at QCoreApplication.
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