On Tuesday, September 18, 2012 16:58:00 Alex Strickland wrote:
> This is really a general C++ question, but I have looked long and hard
> and not worked it out. In the code below how should I initialise v.v
> using the QScopedPointer?
Did you even try your example with a raw pointer instead of a
Yes.
On , Alex Strickland wrote:
On 2012/09/18 05:02 PM, Kandeler Christian wrote:
> You are looking for QScopedPointer::reset().
Thank you, that was quick. Like this?
yvreset(new a);
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Alex
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On 2012/09/18 05:02 PM, Kandeler Christian wrote:
> You are looking for QScopedPointer::reset().
Thank you, that was quick. Like this?
y.v.reset(new a);
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Regards
Alex
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Hi
This is really a general C++ question, but I have looked long and hard
and not worked it out. In the code below how should I initialise v.v
using the
Hi
This is really a general C++ question, but I have looked long and hard
and not worked it out. In the code below how should I initialise v.v
using the QScopedPointer?
#include
class abc
{
};
class a : public abc
{
};
class x
{
public:
QScopedPointer v;
};
int main()
{
x y;
