> Obviously I am doing something wrong when setting o4 but it would be nice if
> I could get a compile error...
Hi Henry,
Yes, this recently confused me as well, and here is what I found:
The issue is that QStringList("g","goessouth") behaves the same way as
std::vector<QString>(“g","goessouth"). In both cases, the string literals
collapse to pointers, and we call the QStringList(InputIt first, InputIt last)
overload. The result will likely be a buffer overrun and possibly a crash. If
you use the curly braces to initialize with an initializer list, the code does
what you expect.
I agree that it would be nice to have a compiler error but given that
QStringList behaves the same way as std::vector, I am not sure it is a bug.
Best regards,
Jøger
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