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On Wednesday 06 June 2007 11:57:44 Pavel Zdenek wrote:
> To solve things fast, I have eventually ended with a public method of my
> QThread-derived class, which only calls QThread::msleep, and i am casting
> thread() inside Timer to be able to call it. Is that as dirty as i feel
> about it?
Yes, it is :) This is the way that I suggest doing it to anyone that asks this
question, too. Sleeping in a thread is usually an indication of lacking
synchronization between threads.
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