how can thread receive data sent by main thread

[Grimlock]

Try adding exec(); at the end of the run function. Its going to start an event loop for the thread and you will be able to connect some signals to solots in the thread, using Qt::QueuedConnection.

[jpn]

Just be aware that having slots in a QThread subclass is problematic. Please read the Multithreading material by Bradley T. Hughes, starting from page 33 to understand why.

[Myx]

Hello
tx for replies!

Just be aware that having slots in a QThread subclass is problematic. Please read the Multithreading material by Bradley T. Hughes, starting from page 33 to understand why.

just read it and hope understood as well

anyway it should not be so problematic in my application

just short question

as i'm sending data fom thread to main i use a &thread pointer in connect()...
is there a way to use app.thread() pointer to make a signal-slot connection using connect() in created thread or there is another way to establish this-way connection?

as my main tread is a GUI where i just wish to pick one parameter and send it to Qthread subclass maybe there would be better way to make

label->moveToThread(thread)

label->moveToThread(thread)

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Greetz, Myx

[jpn]

label->moveToThread(thread)

label->moveToThread(thread)

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What are you trying to do? You must not touch GUI in a worker thread:

Although QObject is reentrant, the GUI classes, notably QWidget and all its subclasses, are not reentrant. They can only be used from the main thread.

[Myx]

What are you trying to do? You must not touch GUI in a worker thread:

just gave a guess but didnt try it this way...
i made something like this

class SerialThread : public QThread
{
    Q_OBJECT
 
    public:
        SerialThread(QObject *mainGUI, QObject *parent = 0)
        {
            GUI=mainGUI;
        } 
 
    protected:
        void run()
        {
            connect(GUI,SIGNAL(),this,SLOT());
            exec();
        }
 
    private:
        QObject *GUI;
 
    (...)
};

class SerialThread : public QThread
{
    Q_OBJECT
 
    public:
        SerialThread(QObject *mainGUI, QObject *parent = 0)
        {
            GUI=mainGUI;
        } 

    protected:
        void run()
        {
            connect(GUI,SIGNAL(),this,SLOT());
            exec();
        }
 
    private:
        QObject *GUI;

    (...)
};

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and while creating a thread

SerialThread *thread=new SerialThread(this);

SerialThread *thread=new SerialThread(this);

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[Myx]

Try adding exec(); at the end of the run function. Its going to start an event loop for the thread and you will be able to connect some signals to solots in the thread, using Qt::QueuedConnection.

by calling thread event loop by exec(); i got problems with signal-slot connection with, as i mentioned above, with stting propper pointer to my main thread