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  • SGaistS Offline
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    SGaist
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    Hi,

    Why do you need a static QFont ?

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      Hi,

      Why do you need a static QFont ?

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      Hi @SGaist,

      Basically I need a global variable, and I don't intend to change it once I declared it.

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        That's what I thought but what would be the use of that global QFont ?

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        • SGaistS SGaist

          That's what I thought but what would be the use of that global QFont ?

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          @SGaist It would be used whenever a few functions are run. I'm just trying to load it once and for all, rather than load it every time these functions are called. The use is drawing texts on a QImage.

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            Are these functions in separated classes ?

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              No they are all in that same class.

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                Then why not just make it a member and load it at construction time ?

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                • SGaistS SGaist

                  Then why not just make it a member and load it at construction time ?

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                  @SGaist I could do that, but it's the same font for all instances. So it would be kind of a waste of space.

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                    Simply add static init() method to the class where private static QFont is done and give access to it through const method

                    QFont myFont () const { return m_font;  }
                    
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                    • P Pippin

                      @SGaist I could do that, but it's the same font for all instances. So it would be kind of a waste of space.

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                      @Pippin

                      So it would be kind of a waste of space.

                      Hello,
                      I suggest answering these two questions for your own peace of mind:

                      1. How much space would you expect to save if you put it in a static variable?
                      2. What do you gain or lose by making it a static and is it worth the effort (in work time/planning time)?

                      Kind regards.

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