Call QCoreApplication.processEvents() after writing to Python console. Fixes #8343. #779
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Call QCoreApplication.processEvents() after writing to Python console, enabling incremental output from Python scripts. Fixes qgis#8343.
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Normally using QCoreApplication.processEvents() is bad practice but because it's used all though out QGIS for now. It will be OK in that case. We can fix it later. |
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Call QCoreApplication.processEvents() after writing to Python console. Fix #8343
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This enables incremental output from Python code run in the Python console - currently the user has to wait until the function terminates before seeing any output, so he or she can't see progress indications, etc.