Hello Pablo,
Pablo Carneiro Elias wrote:
> the code snippet that causes the error is this one:
>
> line 56: if( e->type() != QEvent::KeyPress || object != ui.inputArea )
> line 57: return false;
oh, now I understand it, this happens somewhere in your code - was still
puzzling why I did not see this in my builds.
> X11 define KeyPress (as a preprocessor definition) and Qt uses it as an
> Enum. If I replace QEvent:KeyPress for it constant value (6), it works...
hm, I don't see an easy way to avoid us including <GL/glx.h> (which
drags in a bunch of X11 headers), because that would make it impossible
to have a class with members of those types - or member fields that
store the types in our case.
The only thing I can suggest immediately is to do what the boost folks
do with std::min/std::max, writing it as (std::max)(a, b) or in your case:
line 56: if( e->type() != (QEvent::KeyPress) || object != ui.inputArea )
line 57: return false;
How many instances of this kind of error are you seeing?
Cheers,
Carsten
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