I can't find a way to cast a QList
of QObjects
to another QList
with another class template. I have a function that creates instances of QObjects
and then return a QList
. So my question is, can I cast that QList
to another QList
of different template class pointers ?
My code:
QList<QObject *> DbManager::listVO(QString voname)
{
DbManager::VOPropertiesJoin(DbManager::VOKeys(obj),VOJOIN_BOTH,"=");
QList<QObject *> vos;
QString voquery = "select * from %1";
voquery = voquery.arg(voname);
QSqlQueryModel *volist = DbManager::makeSelect(voquery);
for(int i = 0;i < volist->rowCount();i++){
QSqlRecord record =volist->record(i);
QObject *voinstance = DbManager::instantiateVO(voname,record.value(0),record.value(1),record.value(2),record.value(3),record.value(4),record.value(5),record.value(6),record.value(7));
vos << voinstance;
}
return vos;
}
and I want something like this:
QList<AnyClass*> list = DbManager::listVO("AnyClass");
Thanks for help in advance.
Since what you need at the end is a QList<AnyClass*>
, you can try something like this (Assuming AnyClass
is derived from QObject
)
Note: I did some modifications to your original code to pass your list by reference since returning a huge list might not that be efficient. I didn't compile the code, but hoping you can figure out what is happening inside this snippet
void DbManager::listVO(QString voname, QList<AnyClass*>& listAnyClass)
{
DbManager::VOPropertiesJoin(DbManager::VOKeys(obj),VOJOIN_BOTH,"=");
// Initialise list with an empty list
listAnyClass = QList<AnyClass*>();
QString voquery = "select * from %1";
voquery = voquery.arg(voname);
QSqlQueryModel *volist = DbManager::makeSelect(voquery);
for(int i = 0; i < volist->rowCount(); i++)
{
QObject *voinstance = GetInstance(voname, volist->record(i));
// Trying to cast into an AnyClass
AnyClass* pAnyClass = qobject_cast<AnyClass*>(voinstance);
// If pAnyClass is a valid AnyClass* update your list
if(pAnyClass)
{
listAnyClass.append(pAnyClass);
}
}
}
QObject* DbManager::GetInstance(QString sVoname, const QSqlRecord& record)
{
return DbManager::instantiateVO
(
voname,
record.value(0),
record.value(1),
record.value(2),
record.value(3),
record.value(4),
record.value(5),
record.value(6),
record.value(7)
)
}
And after calling DbManager::listVO(QString voname, QList<AnyClass*>& listAnyClass)
function, listAnyClass
will get populated accordingly. This is efficient with contrast to returning a list.
Edited:
So in a nutshell you want to convert a QList<QObject*>
into QList<AnyClass*>
. So keep your original code as it is and implement a method like this where you wanna do this conversion:
void ConvertToAnyClassList(const QList<QObject*>& listQObjects, QList<AnyClass*>& listAnyClass)
{
listAnyClass = QList<AnyClass*>();
for( int i = 0; i < listQObjects.length(); ++i )
{
AnyClass* pAnyClass = qobject_cast<AnyClass*>(listQObjects.at(i));
if(pAnyClass)
{
listAnyClass.append(pAnyClass)
}
}
}
And you can call it like this:
QList<QObject*> listQObjects = DbManager::listVO("AnyClass");
QList<AnyClass*> listAnyClass;
ConvertToAnyClassList(listQObjects,listAnyClass);
Suppose you have multiple types, so you may want to implement functions for each type like this:
ConvertToUserList(listQObjects,listUserObjects);
ConvertToCountryList(listQObjects,listCountryObjects);
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