qmake: remove seemingly pointless QString::detach() calls
it's not clear why detaching would be necessary; there is no danger of a raw data leak here. concatenating a QStringRef with a non-empty QLatin1String (the only expected use of this overload) will yield a detached QString anyway, so this makes little difference in practice. amends f137957e08. Change-Id: I521c0e89a8b0c1ae62b1450e81b0ae91a931bcfa Reviewed-by: Joerg Bornemann <joerg.bornemann@qt.io>
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@ -210,9 +210,9 @@ inline QString operator+(const QString &one, const ProString &two)
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{ return one + two.toQStringRef(); }
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inline QString operator+(const ProString &one, const char *two)
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{ QString ret = one.toQStringRef() + QLatin1String(two); ret.detach(); return ret; }
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{ return one.toQStringRef() + QLatin1String(two); }
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inline QString operator+(const char *one, const ProString &two)
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{ QString ret = QLatin1String(one) + two.toQStringRef(); ret.detach(); return ret; }
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{ return QLatin1String(one) + two.toQStringRef(); }
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inline QString operator+(const ProString &one, QChar two)
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{ return one.toQStringRef() + two; }
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inline QString operator+(QChar one, const ProString &two)
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