On Saturday 25 May 2024 09:51:49 GMT-3 Jean-Michaël Celerier wrote:
> Likely there are "bad things" that could theoretically happen but in 10
> years of https://ossia.io across Mac, Windows, Linux and tens of thousands
> of exceptions being caught after unwinding through the Qt and QWidget event
>
On Saturday 25 May 2024 09:27:54 GMT-3 Turtle Creek Software wrote:
> Thiago, I'll describe what happens when our typical exception is thrown,
> since conditions are very different from what you describe.
>
> Before any method uses a pointer, it first does a sanity check. If nullptr
> it shows a d
I share a similar experience.
Likely there are "bad things" that could theoretically happen but in 10
years of https://ossia.io across Mac, Windows, Linux and tens of thousands
of exceptions being caught after unwinding through the Qt and QWidget event
handling due to fairly defensive programming
Thiago, I'll describe what happens when our typical exception is thrown,
since conditions are very different from what you describe.
Before any method uses a pointer, it first does a sanity check. If nullptr
it shows a dialog with file/line number and what failed, then throws an
exception to avoid
