Native Development

[II_ARROWS]

Hello...

Suddenly the compiler decided that my class was doing something wrong and I get this error:

'QObject::QObject(const QObject&)' is private [a lot of random stuff completely useless] within this context

This is the code:

#include <limits.h>

#include <QObject>
#include <bb/data/DataSource>
#include <bb/data/SqlDataAccess>
#include <bb/data/SqlConnection>

class DataAdapter : public QObject
{
private:
	Q_OBJECT;
//MyStuff

public:
	DataAdapter(QObject *parent) : QObject(parent)
	{
		QString filename = QDir::homePath() + "/IniTr.db";
		QFile CheckFile(filename);
		if(!CheckFile.exists())
		{
			DBFile = filename;
			qDebug() << "Failed to load database, file does not exist.";
		}
	}

	virtual ~DataAdapter()
	{
//MyMemoryManagement
	}
};

As you can see this is exactly like many samples do: passing the parent QObject pointer to QObject constructor...

That error usually happens when you are calling the private copy constructor, but this is clearly not the case... I don't know what's wrong...

It appeared after I compiled it, run a couple of time (without using my class) then the error showed up when I linked it to the process.

[Update]

I removed a definition inside my main.cpp used to enable javascript debug as described here:

https://developer.blackberry.com/cascades/documentation/getting_started/tools/debugging.html

Now the error changed to: undefined reference to `vtable for DataAdapter'

I don't understand... I'v also put that debug lines back and the error didn't change...

I cleaned the project countless times, inside the .moc file there is not trace of my DataAdapter class... From what I understand, there should be something since it derives QObject.

[smcveigh]

would you mind telling us which line throws the error?

I just cut & paste your class definition into one of my projects and it compiled fine.

I even instantiated it without issue:

int main(int argc, char **argv)
{
    Application app(argc, argv);
    new DataAdapter(&app);
    // initialize camera app
    new HelloCameraApp(&app);
    return app.exec();
}

[II_ARROWS]

I don't think it's within the code... I think is a strange misconfiguration of QT...

[smcveigh]

can you post how you are instantiating the class?  or which line is throwing the error?