Qt Function doesn't work And there is no error

[anda_skoa]

Have you looked at the value of CreationTime inside that function?
Is it a valid QDate object?

E.g.

QString getCreationDate() const
{
    qDebug() << Q_FUNC_INFO << CreationTime;
    return CreationTime.toString("dd/MM/yyyy");  //this one don't
}

QString getCreationDate() const
{
    qDebug() << Q_FUNC_INFO << CreationTime;
    return CreationTime.toString("dd/MM/yyyy");  //this one don't
}

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Or with the debugger.

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[eyad]

@anda_skoa

well i never tried the qdebug before, however when i did what you said, CreationTime doesn't have anything in it ( "" ) .

thats the QDebug message => class QString __cdecl Counter::getCreationDate(void) const QDate("")

so i changed this

pCounters.push_back(Counter(text2,0,true));

pCounters.push_back(Counter(text2,0,true));

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to

pCounters.push_back(Counter(text2,0,true,QDate::currentDate()));        //i thought this maybe the problem as Qt doesn't like my defaults

pCounters.push_back(Counter(text2,0,true,QDate::currentDate()));        //i thought this maybe the problem as Qt doesn't like my defaults

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but still the variable don't get anything even though i explicitly passed the date to it.

[anda_skoa]

Since your member and your constructor argument have the same name, have you tried different names?

Cheers,
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[eyad]

i tried this after reading you reply.
but it didn't change a thing.....

i may give you the whole solution if you want , its a small program after all (2 headers , 1 cpp , 1 ui) 56kb total
thats how desperate iam....

[anda_skoa]

Attaching the program would definitely be useful.

Cheers,
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