[Kst] Re: KstTopLevelViewPtr
George Staikos
staikos at kde.org
Mon Jun 7 19:25:33 CEST 2004
On Monday 07 June 2004 13:00, Andrew Walker wrote:
> Hi George,
>
> Here's why I don't think you should be using KstTopLevelViewPtr, or should
> be explicitly reference counting KstTopLevelView when it is created:
>
> When a KstTopLevelView object is created from KstViewWindow it is
> (currently) not reference counted. Thus, its reference count is 0. When you
Yes it is. That's what my patch changed. It was being stored as a
KstTopLevelView* member before, which is wrong. KstShared should never be
refered to by *, only by KstSharedPtr. That's what breaks the reference
counting.
> The way around is to either explicitly reference count the KstTopLevelView
> object when it is first created or never use the KstTopLevelViewPtr. A
Explicit reference counting with KstSharedPtr is broken by design. It's
never supposed to happen.
> third option would be to add the KstTopLevelView object to a list which
> contains KstTopLevelViewPtr, but as the windows are handled by KMdi I don't
> think this is desirable.
As long as someone holds a KstSharedPtr to a KstShared object, it's
impossible for the reference count to go to 0.
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George Staikos
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