Except when you don't and you do not notice... Refusing to add a check is contrary to trying to resolve the problem.
ChristianEhrlicher Today, 08:12Yeah, what's the point of checking for errors if you know your code will ALWAYS work. Except on some other dude's machine, and then you can just blame it on Qt or some weird stuff on Windows.
d_stranz Yesterday, 22:31There's no need for that, I always get two values in there, and it ONLY crashes on a single machine with exactly the same data. I wonder if it's not some obscure bug in Qt that is triggered by some...
Carlsberg Yesterday, 22:18Aside from the fact that you do absolutely no error checking to ensure that "record" is valid or that either of the values returned by "record.at()" are valid? No.
d_stranz Yesterday, 19:19I have this code that crashes on endResetModel. I use static build and the crash only happens on some dude's machine, couldn't reproduce it on my 3 different machines whatever I tried. Is there...
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Qt Creator can't locate Qwt plugin
18th January 2021 09:24 by trouden