Le Vendredi 14 Mars 2003 19:35, Jason Keirstead a écrit :
> On March 14, 2003 02:27 pm, Olivier Goffart wrote:
> > and ~KC Runs *BEFORE* ~QObject is run and signal was emitted.
> >
> > I am sorry
>
> Well, just to prove you wrong, I changed the code to  use destroyed()
> and a static_cast, and I am deleteing contacts, the slot is firing( I added
> a debug ) and it is working perfectly.

Of course it works (most of the time). 

You are basically doing:

struct  KC : QObject {
	Qstring str;
};

KC* object = new KC;
object->str->~QString;
QString myStr = object->str;

The object has been destroyed, but just recently so the memory should still 
contain the old values. The problem is that you are relying on undefined 
behaviour (working on a deleted object) which means that all sorts of nasty 
things are lyable to happen in a nasty sometimes-it-works-sometimes it 
doesn't sort of way.

Please don't knowingly introduce such bad code into KDE.

Thank you,
-- 
Luis Pedro Coelho

http://blogs.salon.com/0001523