It does not work. If the getId() is called from another thread, QThread::currentThreadId() would naturally return the identifier of the currently executing thread, which is the caller, not the thread whose method was called.
It does not work. If the getId() is called from another thread, QThread::currentThreadId() would naturally return the identifier of the currently executing thread, which is the caller, not the thread whose method was called.
J-P Nurmi
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