Threadsafe project model
Esben Mose Hansen
kde at mosehansen.dk
Fri Jul 16 07:34:36 UTC 2010
On Friday 16 July 2010 01:52:03 Andreas Pakulat wrote:
> Then the model would still be thread-unsafe and can be declared as such
> and still be somewhat usable from a background thread (as far as
> notifying the gui of changes is concerned).
How about simply queueing the additions? Do the background thread really need
the added items to work? Then the GUI thread could pick up the additions when
it got around to it, the model signals wouldn't give us problems, and the
background parser wouldn't be blocked by the GUI thread.
the signature could be something like
void add_new_item(id, parent_id, data1,, data2, data3);
where the id is a suitable id that can be calculated from the background
threads. If all else fails, you could always use thread-id + running number,
or even a unique id.
Of course, the background thread could not read from those items, but that
would be a bad idea in any case since the GUI thread could be removing those
items again for some reason.
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kind regards, Esben
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