• Qloop Mac Os Downloads
• Mac Os Mojave

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I have such behaviour in the app

@QTimer timer;
timer.connect( &timer, &QTimer::timeout, DO_SOMETHIG );
timer.start( 0 );@

then in somewhere:

@QMessageBox dlg( ... );
dlg.exec();@

and after that the event loop freezes, until some event will be passed to the dlg. For example the mouse cursor hover the dialog window. Only in this case the app's event loop will thaw and DO_SOMETHIG from the above timer will be executed.

This behaviour reproduced on MacOS. On Linux the event loop not freezes, DO_SOMETHIG executes as expected. On Windows this issue was not tested.

Qloop Mac Os Downloads

In the search for solutions I found 'this':http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9523311/undocumented-processeventsflag-enums-in-qt post. Here was told that modal dialogs uses special optimizations for mac that holds in file qcocoaeventdispatcher.mm. I researched this file and came to the conclusion that

Mac Os Mojave

modal dialogs on Mac stops the execution of qt's event loop and transfers control to the NSApp while dialog executes. Only window's events from cocoa can awake qt's event loop.

Am i right?