On quarta-feira, 13 de junho de 2012 18.44.41, aaron.kenn...@nokia.com wrote: > > A QStringRef points to an existing QString. Therefore, if we take a > > QString that is pointing to a substring of an existing QString, the > > d-ptr is already allocated. The new QString would be as cheap as the > > current QStringRef. > How does that work? Where do you store the substring's offset and length > data?
In the QString.
You might have missed the other thread where we're discussing moving the data
pointer and length to the main class in QString, QByteArray and QVector.
I've begun doing that work, but turns out that there's a LOT of code to get
ported, starting with moc.
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