Hi Tim,
I dispatch requests by connecting the thread's "start" signal to the
worker's method, i.e.:
self.workerThread.started.connect(self.worker.myMethod)
I will try and make some time to put together a proper example if the
above isn't enough.
Cheers,
frank
On 19/01/17 8:40 AM, Tim Roberts wrote:
Frank Rueter | OHUfx wrote:
this may be a pure python question or QT related, I'm not sure:
I am having trouble with a decorated function not reporting back to
the main thread to drive progress bars etc.
When I remove the decorator and use the respective code directly in
the function in question it all works fine.
My code looks sort of like this (heavily simplified):
I think this may be too heavily simplified. How does Worker.myMethod
get called? Do you have a "start" or "run" handler within Worker to
dispatch requests?
There is a fair amount of monkey patching within PySide to make signals
and slots work, but it does seem like your example is simple enough.
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