Runtime error raised up from QComboBox
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Hi Folks,
I have a little issue tracking system. To get a new ticket, the user shall to press a QPushButton, that triggers the following method:
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if(!_ui->_LETitle->text().isEmpty()) {
_card->setValue(_currentState + "/" + _ui->_LETitle->text(), '(' + _ui->_TECardText->toPlainText() + ')');
}
_ui->_CBState->clear();
_ui->_CBState->addItems(_session->getCardStates());
_ui->_CBCards->clear();
_card->beginGroup(_currentState);
_ui->_CBCards->addItems(QStringList("") + _card->allKeys());
_card->endGroup();
_ui->_LETitle->clear();
_ui->_TECardText->clear();
_currentState = _ui->_CBState->currentText();
}
@when the execution reachs the
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_ui->_CBState->clear();
@line, Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library error raise up. On the command line of the application the following message appers:
ASSERT failure in QSettings: "empty key", file io\qsettings.cpp, line 325
Invalid parameter passed to C runtime function.
Invalid parameter passed to C runtime function.Can anybody help me?
Regards,
Norbert -
Hi,
The error is not from QComboBox but from QSettings, are you sure _currentState contains something valid ?
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Hi,
yes, the _currentState member contains a valid string. During this time, I have considered that the combobox doesn't display any string, because in one of the use cases, I fill up it by the following way:
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_ui->_CBCards->addItems(QStringList("") + _card->allKeys());
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as you can see, I add an empty QStringList and the keys from the ini file (the _card member is a QSettings object).
Could it cause this kind of error or does it have any matter?Regards,
Norbert -
Can you show what your QSettings should contain ?
