Mistake in docs. "Qt Coding Conventions" section

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It's not in one place, "Qt Coding Conventions":http://qt-project.org/wiki/Coding-Conventions , but others("example":http://qt.gitorious.org/qt-creator/qt-creator/blobs/8a2aab79e9db6a6bf0c179e8e84a812d0c1b62c1/doc/api/coding-style.qdoc) seems just copy of that.
In the end

@Always check whether a preprocessor variable is defined before probing its value (-Wundef)

    #if Foo ==  0  // W R O N G *first*

    #if defined(Foo) && Foo ==  0 // Right *second*

    #if Foo - 0 ==  0 // Clever, are we? Use the one above instead, for better readability *third*@

But if Foo is undefined second is false and third is true, because all undefined identifiers are replaced with literal 0. I checked this will latest Qt Creator and it act so.