QVector of structures without default constructor

[nish]

just give it a empty default constructor...
and remove the '0' in log(0,...); make it at least 1

[lyuts]

The compiler generates a default constructor for your struct (just like with classes) if it is not written manually.

The problem with your case is that QVector's constructor looks like this:

QVector ( int size, const T & value )

QVector ( int size, const T & value )

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It means you have to pass value by reference. The way you do this, will not return a reference.

That's why you need to do

M::M()
{
    LOGRECORD logRec;
    log(1, logRec);
}

M::M()
{
    LOGRECORD logRec;
    log(1, logRec);
}

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[nish]

The compiler generates a default constructor for your struct (just like with classes) if it is not written manually.

The problem with your case is that QVector's constructor looks like this:

QVector ( int size, const T & value )

QVector ( int size, const T & value )

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It means you have to pass value by reference. The way you do this, will not return a reference.

That's why you need to do

M::M()
{
    LOGRECORD logRec;
    log(1, logRec);
}

M::M()
{
    LOGRECORD logRec;
    log(1, logRec);
}

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by the way you cannot do like
log(1, logRec);
because as far as i remember, c++ dont allow to call the constructor

[lyuts]

... c++ dont allow to call the constructor

QVector has the following constructor

QVector ( int size )

QVector ( int size )

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Are you saying that I cannot do this

QVector vec = QVector(10);

QVector vec = QVector(10);

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?????

[nish]

there is a difference in declaration and defination...
when a constructor is called, the members are defined... the member's constructors are called
automatically... if you want to initialize members via their cotr.. then u have to use initializer list..

myclass
{
   myclass() : v(2)//here it is ok at constructor initializer list
  {
  } 
 myclass()
 {
    v(2);//you cannnot do it this way...
  }
 
  QVector v;
}

myclass
{
   myclass() : v(2)//here it is ok at constructor initializer list
  {
  } 
 myclass()
 {
    v(2);//you cannnot do it this way...
  }
  
  QVector v;
}

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your code did the same thing... rite??

M::M()
{
    LOGRECORD logRec;
    log(1, logRec);//ERROR
}

M::M()
{
    LOGRECORD logRec;
    log(1, logRec);//ERROR
}

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hope i am clear now!!

[lyuts]

Oh, got it what you mean.