Le Sat, 24 May 2014 13:50:45 -0700, Thiago Macieira
thiago.macie...@intel.com écrivait:
Em sáb 24 maio 2014, às 19:15:51, Petko Ditchev escreveu:
[...] I guess I can't call this function a few times for different
processes though ?
That question doesn't make sense. Each process has exactly
Em qua 28 maio 2014, às 23:07:41, qt.dan...@free.fr escreveu:
Le Sat, 24 May 2014 13:50:45 -0700, Thiago Macieira
thiago.macie...@intel.com écrivait:
Em sáb 24 maio 2014, às 19:15:51, Petko Ditchev escreveu:
[...] I guess I can't call this function a few times for different
processes
I'd love to give back to the project, but I'm not confident I know
enough on the topic to write the method myself. I started reading some
in-depth stuff on pipes,etc. very recently and still haven't read much
on sockets.
Petko
On 5/29/2014 1:05 AM, Thiago Macieira wrote:
Em qua 28 maio 2014,
Em qui 29 maio 2014, às 01:56:48, Petko Ditchev escreveu:
I'd love to give back to the project, but I'm not confident I know
enough on the topic to write the method myself. I started reading some
in-depth stuff on pipes,etc. very recently and still haven't read much
on sockets.
This is
Thank you for your guidance but I seriously have no idea what HANDLEs
are , nor how to write code that contains elements differing for the
different platforms, nor how to write unit tests. I guess I can read up
on it, but it would take a lot of time and I just can't commit to that
right now.
Em qui 29 maio 2014, às 04:13:26, Petko Ditchev escreveu:
Thank you for your guidance but I seriously have no idea what HANDLEs
are , nor how to write code that contains elements differing for the
different platforms
HANDLE is a void*. That's what the Win32 API uses to signal kernel handles.
Hello, I'm writing a data analysis application which consists of a few
filters which pass data to each other and to a GUI. At this point it's
pretty much an input ( which is actually 'arecord' , the audio recording
CLI tool in a QProcess) which should pipe the data to a noise reduction
filter
You can connect one QProcess to another with a pipe this way:
void QProcess::setStandardOutputProcess(QProcess * destination)
You can also create one QDataStream from another QIODevice:
QDataStream::QDataStream(QIODevice * d)
Does that help?
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I knew there was such a function, and I'd overlooked it. Thank you very
much! I guess I can't call this function a few times for different
processes though ? At least that's what I make out from the description
in the documentation. So I'll probably use a function to transfer the
data via my
Em sáb 24 maio 2014, às 19:15:51, Petko Ditchev escreveu:
I knew there was such a function, and I'd overlooked it. Thank you very
much! I guess I can't call this function a few times for different
processes though ?
That question doesn't make sense. Each process has exactly one stdout.
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