I want to supress an unsued parameter warning within the code.
My first approach was:
void RenderGraphFrame::mouseReleaseEvent(QMouseEvent *UNUSED(event))
{
MousebuttonHold = false;
updateGL();
return;
}
where the definitions are as followed:
#define UNUSED(NAME) USE_IT(NAME)
#define USE_IT(NAME) UNUSED_ ## NAME
This didn't work. After a bit of SO research I figgured out that in C++ I simply could do:
void RenderGraphFrame::mouseReleaseEvent(QMouseEvent)
{/*...*/}
Well this fixed the problem with the warning perfectly, but now....
the mouseReleaseEvent()
Isn't triggered anymore at all.
So this also isn't working for me.
So what other ways I do have for supressing the warning with a in code variant?
This is because the parameter of QWidget::mouseReleaseEvent is a pointer. You must keep the *:
void RenderGraphFrame::mouseReleaseEvent(QMouseEvent*)
{
// Your code
}