Hi,
I have run into the same problem with the application I'm working on. Since it
seems to me that it was not corrected yet (or am I mistaken?), i'm writing
here. I suggest that at least the static_cast is replaced with the dynamic_cast:
Code:
QtThreadPrivateData* pd =
Hi,
Thanks for the replies and suggestions.
I think I might not have explained the issue as well as I thought, so I'll try
again.
QThread::currentThread does return a value with static type QThread*. However,
it might not point to a QThread instance, but an instance of a subclass of
QThread.
Hi,
In fact QThread::currentThread returns a QThread.
maybe you want to use qobject_cast instead of other casts, it is has some other
advantages
(http://lists.qt.nokia.com/pipermail/qt-interest/2010-October/028327.html).
Cheers,
Torben
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Hi,
We have a large app that uses Qt for its 2D UI and OSG for 3D rendering and UI.
So it seemed like a good idea to turn on the Qt-OpenThreads integration by
enabling BUILD_OPENTHREADS_WITH_QT.
However, I discovered that OpenThreads::Thread::CurrentThread() (in
Hi,
I'm surprised that QThread::currentThread() can return something else than a
QThread instance.
But if this is really the case, the following should solve the issue :
Code:
QThread* pQThread = dynamic_cast QThread* (QThread::currentThread());
if (pQThread != NULL)
{
QtThreadPrivateData*
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