Valid IPv4 generates an invalid QHostAddress

Creating a QHostAddress from a valid IPv4 represented in dotted-decimal notation and prefixed with zeros(e.g. 172.029.002.056) generates an invalid QHostAddress(see hostaddress.zip example).

Creating a QHostAddress from IP 172.29.2.56 results in a valid host address object, but creating a QHostAddress from 172.029.002.056 results in a null host address object.