I am calling a process in a loop. Need to ensure that one process ends before it starts again. how is it possible.
void MainWindow::setNewProjectInQueueList()
{
// this is already gotten in queueList now loop thru the list and add project
QStringList arguments;
projNm = ui->lineEditCreateProject-&开发者_如何转开发gt;text();
qDebug() << " projNm " << projNm;
for (int j= 0; j < queueList.length(); j++)
{ if (! QString(queueList[j]).isEmpty())
{
// call process
// QString queueName = queueList[j];
arguments << "-sq" << queueList[j];
qDebug() << " arguments sq " << queueList[j];
procQueueList.start("qconf",arguments);
}
}
// and append for each queue with new project name
// and store into the system
}
Brgds,
kNish
Call QProcess::waitForFinished()
to wait until the process terminates.
Using the waitForFinished approach from within a loop in the main thread will freeze the application. Instead, putting the loop in a separate thread, or making a queue of processes to start and then launch upon the finished signal from the previous one is good alternatives.
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