20 Oct
2006
20 Oct
'06
11:32 p.m.
On 20 Oct 2006, at 23:11, Gustaf Neumann wrote:
Per default, the slot objects are created as child objects of the class. That means, if someone serializes the class as well, the default values are kept as well in the serialized state.
I don't mean the state of the object at time of calling, in the sense of slots, but the values passed to the constructor on object creation. The args to 'init'. The reason for this is that it might not be enough to just create the object with the appropriate state, but it might need to go through the 'init' stage as well, so the proper initialisation chain is done (f.ex. might be calls to other things taking place there, registration with managers etc). After that, slots can be set.