kjob::exec and autodeletion
Andreas Pakulat
apaku at gmx.de
Sun Apr 12 00:24:53 BST 2009
On 11.04.09 21:47:16, Till Adam wrote:
> Folks,
>
> KJob::exec() uses a secondary event loop to implement synchronous execution of
> a job. On OSX (at least), if the job is set to delete itself, that event loop
> will get and process the deletion even posted by deleteLater(), just after
> emitting result() (which leads to a quit() of the event loop), such that upon
> return from exec() the job is already deleted and the subsequent access to the
> private object crashes. This does not seem to happen on Linux, at least, but I
> seem to remember seeing it happen on Windows as well, somewhere in Kleo, which
> does something similar in its job class.
Something like this happened to us in KDevelop, IIRC the fix at that
time was the addition of QEventLoop::ExcludeUserInputEvents and it
worked for us.
> Attached patch works around this issue. I can't make up my mind whether this
> is to be considered a bug in Qt, after all the chain of events _should_ be, at
> least according to my expectations:
IMHO its a bug in Qt, if I call quit on on a loop it should definetly
_not_ execute any events that are being schedules after the call to
quit. Did you file a report already?
> In any case, shall I commit the workaround, or does someone have a better one?
+1 from me.
Andreas
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