Checking if a pointer is dangling

[jpn]

does anyone know a way to detect if a pointer to a subclass of QObject or even a QWidget is dangling?

See QPointer.

delete w;

delete w;

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By the way, QObject::deleteLater() is safer to use especially when it comes to widgets.

[Cruz]

I just can't say it enough. Qt is the best thing since sliced bread.

[talk2amulya]

u r right man, QT is the best step one can take on the path to "application software humanity"..i m so glad to be a QTarian..are u?

[jpn]

QT is the best step...

You mean Qt, right?

[talk2amulya]

totally..u r not a fan of QT? cmon, u r like the GURU of this thing..u've got to be in love with it!

[jpn]

totally..u r not a fan of QT? cmon, u r like the GURU of this thing..u've got to be in love with it!

Yes, I'm a huge fan of Qt. But my point was that QT refers to Apple's QuickTime. You probably mean Qt, the toolkit by Qt Software/Nokia.

[Cruz]

All the way through studying computer science my fellows and I were always talking, wouldn't it be dreamy if we had a programing language, which has the nice syntax of Java but doesn't have the gay virtual machine, that slows everything down just to check the array boundaries and to clean up the garbage for you? And there you go, Qt is it! You get 99% of what Java offers AND the speed of C++. Hang on, I need to wipe a tear here.

[talk2amulya]

keep on passin the tissue man, cuz this community is gonna get bigger.. and u r so right about the GAY virtual machine of java..its about time that java guys need to stand up and take a bow at QT..and the whole world to recognize the power of QT..here is to QT!