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ckb-next
beta-v0.2.8 at branch testing
ckb-next driver for corsair devices
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The MacroReader class creates a worker thread object. It does a connect do delayed deletion of thread local variables in the case the worker thread terminates. More...
#include <src/ckb/macroreader.h>
Inheritance diagram for MacroReader:
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| MacroReader () | |
| MacroReader Calling MacroReader without params is not allowed. More... | |
| MacroReader (int macroNumber, QString macroPath, QPlainTextEdit *macBox, QPlainTextEdit *macText) | |
| MacroReader This is the only allowed constructor. It only calls startWorkInAThread() with the four params. More... | |
| ~MacroReader () | |
| void | startWorkInAThread (int macroNumber, QString macroPath, QPlainTextEdit *macBox, QPlainTextEdit *macText) |
| startWorkInAThread This member function creates the new thread object and starts it with the four params. More... | |
Private Attributes | |
| MacroReaderThread * | macroReaderThread |
Definition at line 87 of file macroreader.h.
| MacroReader::MacroReader | ( | ) |
Definition at line 9 of file macroreader.cpp.
| MacroReader::MacroReader | ( | int | macroNumber, |
| QString | macroPath, | ||
| QPlainTextEdit * | macBox, | ||
| QPlainTextEdit * | macText | ||
| ) |
| macroNumber | |
| macroPath | |
| macBox | |
| macText |
Definition at line 13 of file macroreader.cpp.
References startWorkInAThread().
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Definition at line 16 of file macroreader.cpp.
| void MacroReader::startWorkInAThread | ( | int | macroNumber, |
| QString | macroPath, | ||
| QPlainTextEdit * | macBox, | ||
| QPlainTextEdit * | macText | ||
| ) |
| macroNumber | |
| macroPath | |
| macBox | |
| macText |
Definition at line 18 of file macroreader.cpp.
References macroReaderThread.
Referenced by MacroReader().
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Definition at line 123 of file macroreader.h.
Referenced by startWorkInAThread().