Hi folks,
I stumbled over a little error in Qt creator today.
Assume you have a class with a data member that has no default constructor, and
the constructor may throw an exception.
class Foo {
public:
Foo(int x) { if (x = 42) throw nasty_error;}
// no default constructor
};
Now suppose you use this class as a data member in another class, and you want
to catch a possible exception happening in the initialization of the member.
class Bar {
Foo member_;
public:
Bar(int x)
try :
member_(x)
{
// constructor body
} catch (nasty_error& error)
{
// handle nasty error
}
};
While this gets compiled flawlessly by gcc 4.2, Qt-creator 2.2 for Mac Cocoa
64bit underlines the try and the constructor body red, claiming "expected a
declaration".
I know this syntax is rarely used and pretty obscure. It would be nice to have
it recognized by Qt-creator though.
Regards,
Philipp Münzel
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