Le 09/07/2016 22:23, Richard Heck a écrit :
If I do:
onePar.id() == otherPar.id()
will that do what I obviously want it to do? I.e., work as a proxy for:
onePar == otherPar
??
After reading the code, I think that:
onePar.id() == otherPar.id()
is equivalent to
onePar == otherPar || (onePar.id() == -1 && otherPar.id() == -1)
and the only way by which one will have par.id() == -1 is if par is
initialized with the default constructor Paragraph().
You didn't ask, but onePar==otherPar is as cheap as
onePar.id()==otherPar.id() because the first one is a pointer
comparison. Why do you want to use one as a proxy for the other?
