Hi,
I noticed, in the git, that QFuture is still default initialized as
QFutureInterface<T>::canceledResult()
But this results in strange status messages (is started and is finished) for a
newly created Futures.
Right now if define a future as member in a class, I cannot count on its status
report to do some work with it.
In the relevant code I should be testing it if its started and if it is still
running, otherwise - use it, or just test it if its finished.
But all these test will pass if the Future is not initialized with work at all!
(resulting in a crash)
Am I missing some part of the concept? For me an empty QFuture is not started,
and what is not started is not finished.
This way one can safely use a future without knowing (or being interested) if
its is ever going to do some work and produce a result.
Now I have to use workarounds.
(give the future work right away; track if its initialized manually; ...or
maybe cout on this canceledResult as a spacial initial status?)
feedback is welcome, Thank You
MihailNaydenov
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