Hi again, I'm not sure if the following is specific to the Qt 4.5 snapshot, but at least that's where I'm getting the following "interesting" problem :)
If have loaded a plugin using QPluginLoader and retrieved its root object using QPluginLoader::instance(). Now I want to unload the plugin, and this is where it goes wrong. The docs say the following about unloading plugins: "Warning: The root component of a plugin, returned by the instance() function, becomes invalid once the plugin is unloaded. Delete the root component before unloading the plugin." So, what I do is delete the root object, and then I call QPluginLoader::unload(). However, at this point my root object gets re-instantiated. Apparently, this is because QPluginLoader::unload() calls QLibraryPrivate::unload() which calls qt_plugin_instance() (at corelib/plugin/qlibrary.cpp:451). So, my question is, why does QPluginLoader::unload() create a new instance of the root object which I am actually supposed to delete before unloading? Greetings, Arend. -- Arend van Beelen jr. "If you want my address, it's number one at the end of the bar." _______________________________________________ Qt4-preview-feedback mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trolltech.com/mailman/listinfo/qt4-preview-feedback
