On Friday, 20 March 2015 07:25:48 CET, Aleksandr Mezin wrote:
> Table::const_iterator i(table.constFind(name));
> if (i != table.end()) {
> ...
> }
end() returns an interator, not a const_iterator. Obtaining an interator
(not a const_iterator) from a Qt container calls detach(), which means that
your QHash gets copied.
There are multiple ways to fix this:
- Be sure you call constEnd() rather than end().
- Make sure that your QHash is a const. That way, you call the
'const_iterator end() const' override, which cannot detach because your
class is a const one.
- Build your code with -DQT_STRICT_ITERATORS=1 to disable casts and
comparing of const vs. non-const iterators.
> This code doesn't work as I expect with Qt 5.4.1 MSVC 2013.
> The "if" is never entered, even when 'name' isn't found in the table.
> But it starts to work after replacing "end()" with "constEnd()".
> So, I guess, end() isn't equal to constEnd()? Is it an intended behavior?
Even though I know about the const_iterator vs. iterator, the behavior you
reported feels wrong to me.
Cheers,
Jan
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