Add support for using QEventLoop inside of QThread #141
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I've been doing some hacks to allow running QEventLoop of QThread myself, but seeing a nice and simple solution proposed in #122, I'd like to introduce it into the codebase proper.
As for the details:
eventDispatcheris available for bothQApplicationandQThread;processEventsdoes not have a default argument value forQAbstractEventDispatcher, so we use the sameAllEvents(0x00)value as inQApplication.exitmethod is available for both bothQApplicationandQThread, so we use it without any changes;