CSS Parser and Qt/e 2.

[Stefan Eilers]

Am Freitag, 27. Januar 2006 11:00 schrieb Luciano Montanaro:

> Actually, what I don't understand is why doing a (conditional, if the arch
> endiannes requires it) byte swapping does not work.

Manual byte swapping is easy but will force me to change the code at many 
other positions as long as all conversion from unsigned short back to QChar 
will fail. I would have to find all conversions and change them by hand. I 
tried it and had several problems as they are implicit and therefore hard to 
find. And the compiler doesn't help here..
The problem is, that every conversion from QChar to ushort and vice versa has 
to be reordered manually, which is no fun.

> Or changing the memcpy()s with something like:
> for (int i = 0; i < length; i++) {
>     data[i] = string[i].unicode();
> }

"string[i].unicode()" returns unsigned short with big endian order, too:

    ushort unicode() const { return (rw << 8) | cl; }


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