Reputation: 1096
I have a Hash map whose values are list (qlist) of a class called ModelBinding. This class has three attributes, one of which I change: value. Fro a reason which I don't understand, my code is copying the object and modifying that copy, when instead, I would like it to modify that instance without copying it.
Question
It seems to me that I am dereferencing the object and changing it. However, clearly, a copy is changed instead of the instance. Why is that? How can I change the instance instead?
Code
Here's the function which modifies (or should) the value of the instance:
void SqlQueryModel::updateBindings(QString modelName, QString col, QVariant val)
{
qDebug() << "Got signal from model" << modelName << "col"<<col<<"changed to"<< val;
/** Now, let's go through all the models associated to this instance.
* We're going to see if the new signal we got is used for this model (for model name and column name).
* If so, we'll assigned it (cf. annotation A1). Then, we'll execute this query by calling exec().
**/
bool anyValueChanged = false;
QHash<QString, QList<ModelBinding> >::iterator bindingsIt;
for (bindingsIt = bindings.begin(); bindingsIt != bindings.end(); bindingsIt++){
QList<ModelBinding>::iterator eachBindingIt;
QList<ModelBinding> curBinding = bindingsIt.value();
for(eachBindingIt = curBinding.begin(); eachBindingIt != curBinding.end(); eachBindingIt++){
ModelBinding binding = *eachBindingIt;
if(bindingsIt.key() == modelName && binding.column == col){
binding.value = val;
binding.hasBeenChanged = true;
anyValueChanged = true;
}
}
}
if (anyValueChanged){
this->exec();
}
}
Here's the exec function, which is called if anyValueChanged is true:
void SqlQueryModel::exec()
{
/* Let's create a QSqlQuery. It will store the query and we'll bind values to it.*/
QSqlQuery sQuery;
/* If we initialize the query with the string, then we CANNOT use bind (won't work and won't show any error).*/
sQuery.prepare(this->query);
/** Now, let's go through all the models associated to this instance.
* For each of them, we'll bind its value.
**/
QHash<QString, QList<ModelBinding> >::iterator bindingsIt;
for (bindingsIt = bindings.begin(); bindingsIt != bindings.end(); bindingsIt++){
QList<ModelBinding>::iterator eachBindingIt;
QList<ModelBinding> curBinding = bindingsIt.value();
for(eachBindingIt = curBinding.begin(); eachBindingIt != curBinding.end(); eachBindingIt++){
ModelBinding binding = *eachBindingIt;
binding.bindToQuery(&sQuery);
}
}
/* Let's not forget to execute this query, or nothing will be displayed in the QML. */
sQuery.exec();
qDebug() << sQuery.lastQuery();
QMapIterator<QString, QVariant> i(sQuery.boundValues());
while (i.hasNext()) {
i.next();
qDebug() << i.key().toAscii().data() << "="
<< i.value().toString().toAscii().data();
}
this->setQuery(sQuery);
}
Here's the function called bindToQuery which is called previously:
void ModelBinding::bindToQuery(QSqlQuery *sQuery)
{
sQuery->bindValue(placeholder, value);
qDebug() << "changed?" << hasBeenChanged;
if(sQuery->boundValue(placeholder) != value){
qDebug() << "Binding error: " << sQuery->boundValue(placeholder) << "!="
<< value << "for" << placeholder;
}else{
qDebug() << placeholder << "binding successful with value"<<value;
}
}
From the debug messages the value is clearly never changed:
Got signal from model "tcModel" col "TLM_NO" changed to QVariant(QString, "AC00100")
changed? true
":tm" binding successful with value QVariant(QString, "AC01040")
"SELECT * from tl04 WHERE TLM_NO=:tm"
:tm = AC01040
Generating role names.
No error with query:
"SELECT * from tl04 WHERE TLM_NO=?"
Upvotes: 0
Views: 123
Reputation: 22346
QList<ModelBinding> curBinding = bindingsIt.value();
...
ModelBinding binding = *eachBindingIt;
You're making a copy of the objects before editing them. Use:
QList<ModelBinding>& curBinding = *bindingsIt;
...
ModelBinding& binding = *eachBindingIt;
Upvotes: 1