> Hi Giles, Hi Peter. Bit of progress. > I downloaded and compiled Qt4.3 and calitko does compile without problems! > Your problem seems to be that your Qt install does not define > >  (more...)

Hi Peter, ok, I've left only the static function with a note of it's other possible usage. I've also added more operators (,>=,[]) and updated docs/tests. I can't think of anything (more...)

Hi Petr, - I think it’s not very well known behavior (especially among less experienced C++ programmers), so one could be confused that there is only a static function and call (more...)

Hi Peter, Why two functions when CPPUNIT_ASSERT (array.size() == 11); works? The compiler will always be able to determine the object type and will know how to call the function. I could be (more...)

Hi Peter, What about compiling Qt4 first? ;-) It would have been nice to test it but no worries if it does not work. I'll give it a try and let you (more...)

Hi Petr, I actually meant that the static function could be called with an object too: CPPUNIT_ASSERT (array.arraySize() == 11); Regards, Peter

Hi Petr, 70 Q_ASSERT (static_cast (byteArray.size()) == Size); 71 // This should never happen at (more...)

Hi Petr, So I’ve tried that - there is everything but Qt 4 :( on our servers. Only Qt 3 is present at the moment, so I can’t test it… What about (more...)

Hi Giles, I downloaded and compiled Qt4.3 and calitko does compile without problems! Your problem seems to be that your Qt install does not define QT_EDITION = OpenSource or maybe uses some (more...)

Hi Peter, and what about: switch() { [snip] Yes, that sounds reasonably! However, I’ll try to compile and run `./tester` on our student servers that our faculty provides. There are various OS/compilers, so this way we (more...)