Pyqt Signals And Slots Across Threads
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The receivers of signals are called Slots in Qt terminology. A number of standard slots are provided on Qt classes to allow you to wire together different parts of your application. However, you can also use any Python function as a slot, and therefore receive the message yourself. Having a secondary class, moved to a new thread thanks to QThread, that can communicate with the main thread through the Signals/Slots system. Here is a basic usage example, adapted to PyQt5 from this SO question, where I corrected the suggested problem (connect the start signal of simulThread ), and also moved everything out of any GUI.
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In these days I started studying PySide. After some days spent in reading lot of stuff, I thought that a real example could be useful for who intends to start learning PySide as well. In this example I can show you how you can implement a custom signal (MySignal) together with the usage of threads with QThread.Pyqt Signals And Slots Across Threads Crossword
The following code creates a window with two buttons: the first starts and stop a thread (MyThread) that runs a batch that prints a point in the stdout every seconds continuously. The second button lets you only start another thread (MyLongThread) that prints an asterisk in the stdout every second for 10 seconds.
This example uses the api version 2 (introduced with PyQt 4.5) to connect signals to slots.
For more information you can look at:
*QThread documentation: http://doc.qt.nokia.com/latest/qthread.html
*PySide signals and slots: http://developer.qt.nokia.com/wiki/Signals_and_Slots_in_PySide
*PyQt api 2 on PySide: http://www.pyside.org/docs/pseps/psep-0101.htmlPyqt Signals And Slots Across Threads OntoPlease enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus.comments powered by Pyqt Signals And Slots Across Threads FreeDisqusPyqt Signals And Slots Across Threads GameRelated Posts
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The receivers of signals are called Slots in Qt terminology. A number of standard slots are provided on Qt classes to allow you to wire together different parts of your application. However, you can also use any Python function as a slot, and therefore receive the message yourself. Having a secondary class, moved to a new thread thanks to QThread, that can communicate with the main thread through the Signals/Slots system. Here is a basic usage example, adapted to PyQt5 from this SO question, where I corrected the suggested problem (connect the start signal of simulThread ), and also moved everything out of any GUI.
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*Pyqt Signals And Slots Across Threads Game 28 Aug 2011 Matteo Mattei pythonpysideqtthread
In these days I started studying PySide. After some days spent in reading lot of stuff, I thought that a real example could be useful for who intends to start learning PySide as well. In this example I can show you how you can implement a custom signal (MySignal) together with the usage of threads with QThread.Pyqt Signals And Slots Across Threads Crossword
The following code creates a window with two buttons: the first starts and stop a thread (MyThread) that runs a batch that prints a point in the stdout every seconds continuously. The second button lets you only start another thread (MyLongThread) that prints an asterisk in the stdout every second for 10 seconds.
This example uses the api version 2 (introduced with PyQt 4.5) to connect signals to slots.
For more information you can look at:
*QThread documentation: http://doc.qt.nokia.com/latest/qthread.html
*PySide signals and slots: http://developer.qt.nokia.com/wiki/Signals_and_Slots_in_PySide
*PyQt api 2 on PySide: http://www.pyside.org/docs/pseps/psep-0101.htmlPyqt Signals And Slots Across Threads OntoPlease enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus.comments powered by Pyqt Signals And Slots Across Threads FreeDisqusPyqt Signals And Slots Across Threads GameRelated Posts
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