QWaitCondition.wait is a method in C++ that allows a thread to wait until it is woken up by another thread or signaled by an event. This method suspends the execution of the current thread and releases the associated mutex. It then waits for a wake-up signal using the given condition variable. Once the thread is woken up or signaled, it reacquires the mutex and continues execution. This method is commonly used in multi-threaded programming to control the synchronization and communication between different threads.
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