Several methods of implementing Linux shell calls under QT

Using Qprocess Qthread

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#include <QProcess>
int main ()
{
Qprocess::execute ("LS");
return 0;
}

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Qprocess *poc = new Qprocess;
poc-> Start ("Ping 222.207.53.1> hh");
Open the HH document to read the contents to Qtextedit

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Qprocess *proc = new Qprocess;
Proc-&gt;addargument ("Qmake");
Proc-&gt;addargument ("-O");
Proc-&gt;addargument ("/home/sjq/work/jobs/test6/test/makefile");
Proc-&gt;addargument ("/home/sjq/work/jobs/test6/test/cmd.pro");
if (Proc-&gt;start ())
{
cout&lt;&lt; " Error "&lt;&lt;endl;
}

The use of this method lies in the invocation of qprocess as

mkdir TEST

Qprocess *proc = new Qprocess;
Proc-&gt;addargument ("mkdir");
Proc-&gt;addargument ("TEST");

if (Proc-&gt;start ())
{
cout&lt;&lt; " Error "&lt;&lt;endl;
}

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Another method of use, an exchange

while (proc-> isrunning ())
{
Stringout = proc-> readlinestdout ();
Textedit-> append (stringout);
}
This can be read out, but do not know how to stop, in the process of reading proc execution, the window is frozen
Finally, the qapp-> processevents () was used to solve the
I'll study pthread again.

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Here's a way to use Qthread

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#include <QProcess>
#include <QThread>
Class Mythread:public Qthread
{
Public
void run ();
};

void Mythread::run ()
{
Qprocess::execute ("Service lighttpd restart");
}

int main ()
{
MyThread *thread=new MyThread;
Thread->start ();
}

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#include <QProcess>
#include <QThread>
#include <QString>
#include <QStringList>
Class Mythread:public Qthread
{
Public
void run ();
};

void Mythread::run ()
{
Qprocess *testc=new qprocess;
QString program = "RM";
Qstringlist arguments;
Arguments << "./a.txt";
Testc->start (program, arguments);
}

int main ()
{
MyThread *thread=new MyThread;
Thread->start ();
}

Fine-grained operation--do not print to show any operation knot

http://blog.csdn.net/taiyang1987912/article/details/46293929

Several methods of implementing Linux shell calls under QT