More curious for me is how did you manage to compile this one:
Read_Request_Time.at(i) = "123,456,789"
Read_Request_Time.at(i) = "123,456,789"
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I can't compile this code ( as expected, because QList::at returns non-assignable const QString& ):
list.append("a string");
list.at(0) = "other string"; // error: passing 'const QString' as 'this' argument of 'QString& QString::operator=(const char*)' discards qualifiers
QStringList list;
list.append("a string");
list.at(0) = "other string"; // error: passing 'const QString' as 'this' argument of 'QString& QString::operator=(const char*)' discards qualifiers
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Read_Request_Time.at(i) does contain valid data. "123,456,789"
How do you know that ? Maybe post more code.
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