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Content preview: In order to avoid calling qRegisterMetaType() in main() (with
the possibility of forgetting to do so,) I instead call it before the program
enters main(), in the implementation file of whoever is the owner of the
type. There's several ways to do this, I just use a lambda: [...]
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In order to avoid calling qRegisterMetaType() in main() (with the
possibility of forgetting to do so,) I instead call it before the
program enters main(), in the implementation file of whoever is the
owner of the type. There's several ways to do this, I just use a lambda:
namespace {
char unused = [] {
qRegisterMetaType<MyClass::MyEnum>();
return 0;
}();
}
It "seems to work fine," but is this safe though?
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