An SMTP Client writen in C++ for Qt. Allows applications to send emails (MIME with text, html, attachments, inline files, etc.) via SMTP. Supports SSL and SMTP authentication.
I found that in 2.0 Version Branch
smtpclient.cpp:565 (routine SmtpClient::waitForEvent)
the QTimer object is declared.
Because it is in the if() bracket the object is destroyed before loop.run() is executed.
Therefore the timeout is never reached. The Timer has no effect.
I would advise moving the declaration of the QTimer object outside of the if() statement.
I would do the change myself, but I'm not familiar at all with how this works on github.
Please excuse me using this way.
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I found that in 2.0 Version Branch smtpclient.cpp:565 (routine SmtpClient::waitForEvent) the QTimer object is declared.
Because it is in the if() bracket the object is destroyed before loop.run() is executed. Therefore the timeout is never reached. The Timer has no effect.
I would advise moving the declaration of the QTimer object outside of the if() statement.
I would do the change myself, but I'm not familiar at all with how this works on github. Please excuse me using this way.
Thank you for your time!