Member Function Documentation
const char * QLatin1Constant::latin1 () const
Returns the value of this literal as a C style string (null terminated).
bool QLatin1Constant::operator!= ( const QLatin1Constant & other ) const
Returns false if this QLatin1Constant is the same as other (either same object or same string literal), and true otherwise.
bool QLatin1Constant::operator== ( const QLatin1Constant & other ) const
Returns true if this QLatin1Constant is the same as other (either same object or same string literal), and false otherwise.
Macro Documentation
Q_DECLARE_LATIN1_CONSTANT
This macro, along with the related Q_DEFINE_LATIN1_CONSTANT macro, allows you to describe a "Latin 1 string constant".
The resulting constant can be passed to functions accepting a QLatin1String, a QString, or a QVariant.
The first parameter is the name of the variable to declare. The second parameter is the value of the constant, as a string literal.
For example:
// in a header file
Q_DECLARE_LATIN1_CONSTANT(MyConstant, "MYCONSTANT");
The declaration should be paired with a matching Q_DEFINE_LATIN1_CONSTANT with the same arguments to actually define the constant.
See also Q_DEFINE_LATIN1_CONSTANT.
Q_DEFINE_LATIN1_CONSTANT
This macro, along with the related Q_DECLARE_LATIN1_CONSTANT macro, allows you to describe a "Latin 1 string constant".
The resulting constant can be passed to functions accepting a QLatin1String, a QString, or a QVariant.
The first parameter is the name of the variable to define. The second parameter is the value of the constant, as a string literal.
For example:
// in a header file
Q_DECLARE_LATIN1_CONSTANT(MyConstant, "MYCONSTANT");
Q_DEFINE_LATIN1_CONSTANT(MyConstant, "MYCONSTANT");
You can use this macro without the matching DECLARE macro if you are using the constant only in a single compilation unit.
See also Q_DECLARE_LATIN1_CONSTANT.
