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  1. 23rd September 2011, 09:14 #1
    stampede
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    Default Re: How to get an 'instant copy' of an array returned by a function used two times ..

    Why don't you just use QList or QVector ? It will save you a lot of coding.
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    Default Re: How to get an 'instant copy' of an array returned by a function used two times ..

    Thanks to everybody and for the ideas
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