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When I use the following statement,
typedef QPair<ItemA, ItemB> test
where ItemB is a smart pointer.ie typedef QSharedpointer<Z> ItemB
When I instantiate test, should I provide initialization values ?
eg: test Inst1(0,0);
Or does QPair automatically provide default constructed values?
I have found the Qt documentation to be very reliable in such low-level matters. And according to the QPair documentation,
QPairhas a default constructor with no arguments. (Alternatively, you could just have tried it out…)