Hello.
OK, here's the problem: I have this class:
Qt Code:
#include <QMainWindow> #include <QList> #include <QModelIndex> namespace Ui { class StimulatorMainWindow; } class Backend; class ChannelsTabWidget; class ConfigurationDialog; class CustomTreatmentDialog; class PatternsListDelegate; class TreatmentsModel; class QLabel; class QMenu; class QMessageBox; class QModelIndex; class QPushButton; class QResizeEvent; class QStateMachine; class QStyledItemDelegate; { Q_OBJECT public: ~StimulatorMainWindow(); protected: const QVariantHash ¤tIndexData(); private: PatternsListDelegate *_patternsListDelegate; QStyledItemDelegate *_regularItemDelegate; CustomTreatmentDialog *_treatmentEditDialog, *_treatmentCreateDialog; QModelIndex _currentPatternIndex; QMessageBox *_treatmentWarning; ConfigurationDialog *_configDiag; QMenu *_patternsMenu; QAction *_newTreatmentSeparator; QStateMachine *_interfaceMachine; Backend *_backend; TreatmentsModel *_patternsModel; Ui::StimulatorMainWindow *_ui; /* Methods and signals */ };To copy to clipboard, switch view to plain text mode
But, if I try to declare a new variable inside it, say, an int, I will definitively get a segfault if I use that variable.
If I declare this variable before Ui::StimulatorMainWindow *_ui;, I'll get a segfault right after trying to run the application, even if I don't use the variable. Here are Valgrind (http://pastebin.com/uAa8yaYq) and backtrace (http://pastebin.com/1jQF8X4u) for this case.
But if I declare the new variable after Ui::StimulatorMainWindow *_ui; and then use it in the class definition (by, for example, attributing it some value), I'll get a segfault from the first tr() after its usage, but not from the ones before. Valgrind (http://pastebin.com/58DrJ3A9) and backtrace (http://pastebin.com/1jQF8X4u).
Anyway, this is related to the translate() method, but I have absolutely no idea how. It never happened before and, as I said, all I did was to declare a new variable and attribute it a value.
What's going on? What's wrong with my class?
I'm completely lost on this one, so any kind of help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
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