-
Suggestion
-
Resolution: Won't Do
-
Not Evaluated
-
None
-
None
Creating a new QStringList by passing 2 string literals to it "works"
QStringList("abc", "def");
and is fairly easy to mistake with
QStringList{"abc", "def"}
but the result is completely different with the former being unsafe due to QList(InputIterator first, InputIterator last) being called.
Suggestion:
Create a constructor that allows the user to pass a variable number of strings as arguments to create a new QStringList.