I have a function that receives reference to QPixmap
as a parameter like so:
void myFunction(QPixmap &pixmap){
//[...]
}
How can I set the pixmap to "null" so that pixmap.isNull()
returns true
after calling myFunction()
on a pixmap that had loaded content in it?
Example:
//1. Create pixmap
QPixmap pixmap;
qDebug() << pixmap.isNull(); //true
//2. load image
pixmap.load("existing_image.png");
qDebug() << pixmap.isNull(); //false
//3. run myFunction on pixmap
myFunction(pixmap);
qDebug() << pixmap.isNull(); //true
One way would be to use the swap() method to replace the image data with a null QPixmap
:
void myFunction(QPixmap &pixmap){
pixmap.swap(QPixmap());
}
The documentation for swap()
(linked above) states:
Swaps pixmap other with this pixmap. This operation is very fast and never fails.