Any chance to identify if the title of a stack is corrupted by QT?

[Joe Lewis Wilkins]

Hi Tiemo,

I had this sort of problem many years ago using other development  
systems. In every case it was an indication of a more ominous  problem  
with my coding; usually, as I recall, a memory problem wherein  
something I was doing was overwriting the titlebar data.

Consequently, I would not suggest that you do as you are indicating  
you might do: just providing an empty name for the titlebar. Instead,  
you must continue to debug your coding to locate your "true" problem,  
the "disease" and not the "symptom. Sorry I can't be more help.

Joe Wilkins

On Feb 17, 2009, at 11:46 PM, Tiemo Hollmann TB wrote:

> Hello,
>
> still trying to find a workaround for the bug corrupting the title  
> bar (QCC
> 6235)
>
> Because it happens at a minority of my betatests I wanted to figure  
> out, if
> I have a chance to identify, if the title is still ok or corrupted.  
> If it is
> corrupted, I wanted to set it to empty - an empty title bar is  
> better as a
> corrupted - and if it is not corrupted, I could let it as it is for  
> the
> majority of the users.
>
> Just getting the title and comparing it with the original, doesn't  
> work,
> because even if it is corrupted it gets me the correct, original  
> title.
> Obviously it's "just" a rendering thing.
>
> If it's not possible I think I have to set the title to empty for  
> all users,
> not nice, but better as hyroglyphs
>
> Any idea, how to detect, if the title is corrupted or not for a  
> workaround?
>
> Thanks for any ideas
>
> Tiemo