corresponding to the first but with the != changed to a ==. Of course, in practice, I can't see why this would /ever/
happen, but the compiler picked up on it. Hence, to shut the damned thing up and in case I'm wrong, the pointer is
now initialised to zero and a Q_ASSERT used to make sure it isn't zero at the point where we try to use it. Quiet
compiler, and a modicum more robustness.
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