QgsNetworkContentFetcherTask class
Handles HTTP network content fetching in a background task.
Contents
Provides a simple method for fetching remote HTTP content in a QgsTask. Url redirects are automatically handled.
After constructing a QgsNetworkContentFetcherTask, callers should connect to the QgsNetworkContentFetcherTask::
Base classes
- class QgsTask
- Abstract base class for long running background tasks.
Constructors, destructors, conversion operators
- QgsNetworkContentFetcherTask(const QUrl& url)
- Constructor for a QgsNetworkContentFetcherTask which fetches the specified url.
- QgsNetworkContentFetcherTask(const QNetworkRequest& request)
- Constructor for a QgsNetworkContentFetcherTask which fetches the specified network request.
Public functions
Signals
- void fetched()
- Emitted when the network content has been fetched, regardless of whether the fetch was successful or not.
Function documentation
void QgsNetworkContentFetcherTask:: cancel() override
Notifies the task that it should terminate.
Calling this is not guaranteed to immediately end the task, rather it sets the isCanceled() flag which task subclasses can check and terminate their operations at an appropriate time. Any subtasks owned by this task will also be canceled. Derived classes must ensure that the base class implementation is called from any overridden version.
QNetworkReply* QgsNetworkContentFetcherTask:: reply()
Returns the network reply.
Ownership is not transferred.
May return nullptr if the request has not yet completed.
bool QgsNetworkContentFetcherTask:: run() override
Performs the task's operation.
This method will be called when the task commences (ie via calling start() ), and subclasses should implement the operation they wish to perform in the background within this method.
A task must return a boolean value to indicate whether the task was completed successfully or terminated before completion.
void QgsNetworkContentFetcherTask:: fetched() signal
Emitted when the network content has been fetched, regardless of whether the fetch was successful or not.
Users of QgsNetworkContentFetcherTask should connect to this signal, and from the associated slot they can then safely access the network reply() without danger of the task being first removed by the QgsTaskManager.