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QSharedPointer and Temporary Copies

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    ajaynatu
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    Hello,
    I have something like below in my code @void Fun()
    {
    ClassA var = queue->dequeue();
    }@

    Now var is a qsharedpointer. From, what i could guess looking into the dequeue function of the QQueue, is that it would return a temporary copy of the var. So, it would increment by 1 the reference count for var and then decrement when it goes out of scope. Can this cause a problem ? Actually, it crashed while doing so. So, i fear, while returning temporary object, the reference counting is going wrong, the actual pointer is being deleted. It is not 100% reproducable
    The architecture is ARM XScale.

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      tucnak
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      It's bad practice. I will do it in this way:
      @
      void Foo::bar() {
      MyClass * var = queque->dequeue():
      var->somefunction();
      }
      @

      It's recommended to contains pointers (instead of objects) in containers.

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        ajaynatu
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        You mean to say QSharedPointers cannot be used in containers?

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          giesbert
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          can you give a bit more code?
          How is the queue defined? Which types are stored? How are they added?
          This has a big influence on the error...

          Nokia Certified Qt Specialist.
          Programming Is Like Sex: One mistake and you have to support it for the rest of your life. (Michael Sinz)

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