QSemaphoreReleaserclass provides exception-safe deferral of arelease()调用。 更多 …
New in version 5.10.
QSemaphoreReleasercan be used wherever you would otherwise userelease(). Constructing aQSemaphoreReleaserdefers the release() call on the semaphore until theQSemaphoreReleaseris destroyed (see RAII pattern ).You can use this to reliably release a semaphore to avoid dead-lock in the face of exceptions or early returns:
// ... do something that may throw or return early sem.release();If an early return is taken or an exception is thrown before the
sem.release()call is reached, the semaphore is not released, possibly preventing the thread waiting in the correspondingsem.acquire()call from ever continuing execution.When using RAII instead:
const QSemaphoreReleaser releaser(sem); // ... do something that may throw or early return // implicitly calls sem.release() here and at every other return in betweenthis can no longer happen, because the compiler will make sure that the
QSemaphoreReleaserdestructor is always called, and therefore the semaphore is always released.
QSemaphoreReleaseris move-enabled and can therefore be returned from functions to transfer responsibility for releasing a semaphore out of a function or a scope:{ // some scope QSemaphoreReleaser releaser; // does nothing // ... if (someCondition) { releaser = QSemaphoreReleaser(sem); // ... } // ... } // conditionally calls sem.release(), depending on someConditionA
QSemaphoreReleasercan be canceled by a call tocancel(). A canceled semaphore releaser will no longer callrelease()in its destructor.另请参阅
QSemaphoreReleaser
¶
QSemaphoreReleaser(sem[, n=1])
QSemaphoreReleaser(sem[, n=1])
- param sem
- param n
int
Default constructor. Creates a
QSemaphoreReleaser
that does nothing.
Constructor. Stores the arguments and calls
sem
->release(
n
) in the destructor.
PySide2.QtCore.QSemaphoreReleaser.
cancel
(
)
¶
Cancels this
QSemaphoreReleaser
such that the destructor will no longer call
semaphore()->release()
. Returns the value of
semaphore()
before this call. After this call,
semaphore()
will return
None
.
To enable again, assign a new
QSemaphoreReleaser
:
releaser.cancel(); // avoid releasing old semaphore()
releaser = QSemaphoreReleaser(sem, 42);
// now will call sem.release(42) when 'releaser' is destroyed
PySide2.QtCore.QSemaphoreReleaser.
semaphore
(
)
¶
返回指针指向
QSemaphore
object provided to the constructor, or by the last move assignment, if any. Otherwise, returns
None
.
PySide2.QtCore.QSemaphoreReleaser.
swap
(
other
)
¶
other
–
QSemaphoreReleaser
Exchanges the responsibilites of
*this
and
other
.
Unlike move assignment, neither of the two objects ever releases its semaphore, if any, as a consequence of swapping.
Therefore this function is very fast and never fails.