CSS Parser and Qt/e 2.

[Stefan Eilers]

Am Freitag, 27. Januar 2006 15:20 schrieb Luciano Montanaro:
> > "string[i].unicode()" returns unsigned short with big endian order, too:
> >
> >     ushort unicode() const { return (rw << 8) | cl; }
>
> This is the right code to return a ushort regardless of endiannes.

Right, but in Qt3 it is the following:

    ushort unicode() const { return ucs; }

with ucs as ushort

Thus it returns the unicode value in native order.

> if cl is the cell and rw is the row, you get the correct ushort regardless
> of the host endiannes.

But I need little endian on a little endian machine. The qt2 variant always 
returns in big-endian.

>
> Are you sure you configured qt-embedded for the right endiannes for your
> host? You have to use the correct flag when configuring qt when cross
> compiling, it is not guessed for you.

Hmmm... I'm not cross compiling. Just intel code. Which flag do you mean?
If this would be the solution, I would jump out of the window, immediately! ;)

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