Hi,
I was looking at a problem regarding deferred deletes causing a crash inside
nested loops and it was pointed out that in QCoreApplication::setPostedEvents()
there is some code there that determines whether it is safe to delete the
object or not. From my understanding it will only delete an object if the loop
level that it was called from is greater than the current one. However it seems
that if the loop level is 0 (i.e. main event loop I guess) and the current one
is higher than 0 it deletes anyway, is this the correct intention? Does anyone
know why this is safe if so?
For reference the code is this bit specifically:
const bool allowDeferredDelete =
(loopLevel > data->loopLevel
|| (!loopLevel && data->loopLevel > 0)
|| (event_type == QEvent::DeferredDelete
&& loopLevel == data->loopLevel));
Where loopLevel is 0 but data->loopLevel is greater than 0.
Regards,
Andy
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