Prepending an ampersand in code wrapping incorrectly appends a semicolon.

mlong

@
connect(&tcpSocket;, ...) // Typed no semicolon after tcpSocket, but one appears.
@

the resulting text has a semicolon appended. If you then go to edit the post, the semicolon has appeared there, too.

Hey, it happened here too! :-)

I opened QTWEBSITE-264 on JIRA, as well.

goetz

For the time being you can use

@&tcpSocket@

in your code, so it then looks like this:

@
connect(&tcpSocket, ...);
@

mlong

Ah, thanks. Good to know!

lgeyer

@
QFile xmlFile("table.xml");
// translated to
QFile xmlFile("table.xml" & #41;; // without the blank between the ampersand and the hash
@

Looks like something is broken with character replacement.