Hi! I just played around with the new QMetaType::registerComparators() in Qt5.2.0. Very useful.
But I currently wonder why the internal function QMetaType::compare() simply returns false in case no comparator functions for the given type have been registered. I think silently returning false here can lead to nasty bugs if one forgets to register a type's operators (actually I just experienced this). Why is there no assertion? Or maybe a warning? Is there any sense in comparing QVariants that can not be compared? -- Kind Regards Dipl. Ing. (FH) Bernhard Lindner
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