By Peter Dimov (4. October 2006, 11:22:00)
Re: We should not use leading underscores in identifiers….
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Hi Atul, this piece of code comes from a moc_ file. These are generated by Qt’s moc (Meta Object Compiler) and make signals and slots work. So we don’t really have control over what is generated.

atul wrote:

As these are reserved for the library writers ;-)

int
Gnutella::Bootstrapping::PongHandler::qt_metacall( QMetaObject::Call _c,
int _id, void **_a )
{
_id = QObject::qt_metacall( _c, _id, _a );
if ( _id c instead of _c )

—- cheers atul

Would you like to post a relpy?


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By atul (4. October 2006, 09:37:49)
We should not use leading underscores in identifiers….
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As these are reserved for the library writers ;-) int Gnutella::Bootstrapping::PongHandler::qt_metacall( QMetaObject::Call _c,                                                    int _id, void **_a ) {     _id = QObject::qt_metacall( _c, _id, _a );     if ( _id c instead of _c (more...)

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By atul (4. October 2006, 13:28:48)
Re: Re: We should not use leading underscores in identifiers….
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Hi Peter Yes in that case we can't do much .... However, we should keep an eye for this in our code and weed out any such occurences, if any ;-) (more...)