I have a class with a static member that's a pointer like so :
animation.h
class Animation
{
public:
Animation();
static QString *m;
};
animation.cpp
#include "animation.h"
QString* Animation::m = 0;
Animation::Animation()
{
}
When I try to initialize that 'm' pointer from another class like so :
Animation::m = new QString("testing");
It works.
But when I do it this way :
QString x("Testing");
Animation::m = &x;
The program crashes.
What is wrong with this second method ?
Also I would like to have that static pointer as private so I can make static getter and setter functions to it. The setter should use the second method as the 'x' will come in a parameter so I'm stuck.
Thanks for any help!
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