[Interest] Looks like a bug to me.
william.crocker at analog.com
william.crocker at analog.com
Mon Jun 5 14:04:28 CEST 2017
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> For the second one, consider that after arg(d) is executed, the input string to arg(a) is "B: %41". Since 41 is now "the lowest numbered place marker", "XXX" gets substituted. It is easy to mistakenly think that QString magically treats multiple .args as somehow being indexed. I think the documentation for QString.arg should warn about your example, and the case when substituted strings contain %<number>.
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Yes. I see now.
Maybe a little too convenient.
Thanks.
Bill
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