Hi..
the Problem is solved...
I was able to find out my mistake and have solved it..![]()
Thank you...
Kapil
Hi..
the Problem is solved...
I was able to find out my mistake and have solved it..![]()
Thank you...
Kapil
All you have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to you
It could be nice (or even useful for someone in the future) to hear what was the problem..![]()
J-P Nurmi
Hi...
Sure...![]()
The problem was not with QList but was with the object creation.. u can say a more of C++ problem... I was filling up the QList using one object say obj1 but somewhere by mistake had created another object say obj2 via which i was trying to access the QList.. so it returned me a 0 size 'coz for that object (obj2) the QList was not initialized but was intialized for obj1...
This was the error which i feel a dumb person like me would do it![]()
take care...
Kapil
All you have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to you
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