Looking at qwidget.h, I found the destructor as below:
~QWidget();
I was wondering why this is not declared as virtual
Looking at qwidget.h, I found the destructor as below: ~QWidget(); I was wondering why
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Looking at qwidget.h, I found the destructor as below:
~QWidget();
I was wondering why this is not declared as virtual
The destructor is virtual, because QWidget derives from QObject which does have a virtual destructor. Why it’s not declared virtual in the code is a either style issue or a harmless mistake. I would have declared it virtual myself.