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manpreet
Best Answer
2 years ago
I have asynchronous objects fetcher.
Fetcher
during initialization loads from base ids of objects for fetch, and ready to work when finished. This init should be asynchronous.fetchMore(int count)
, which starts asynchronous objects loading.Fetcher
has two signalsinitFinished
and fetchFinished`I want to start initialization in
Fetcher
constructor. Can I be sure that signalinitFinished
will NOT be emitted before I connect that signal toFetcherUser
?So can I be sure that after constructor finished and async init started, and before the signal is connected to
FetcherUser
, signal byFetcher
will not be emitted? Moreover if I will put some operations betweenFetcher
constructor and signal connection, how can i ensure that I haven't lost init signal?