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    1. COYou must consider all these and much more co-Padawan! Exception handling is obviously an extremely important point. Prior to this, you must consider whether all your clients will infact be C++ aware, or you might have to consider catching exceptions at boundaries and returning C type success/failures instead. Memory management considerations are paramount as well - not ensuring contained memory management can land you in a big soup of mismatching allocation and deallocation heaps by clients. So, while there's not much I can add as an answer, I don't also think there's such a comprehensive list
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    2. COI don't think that is the problem here. The widget will remain in focus on launch. The problem is the non-implementation of the callback interface that is invoked by the Qt framework for a key-press on QWidgets, which is QWidget::keyPressEvent.
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    3. COYep...right. That's the code that I'm trying to work with -- and I'd not like make too many changes, if possible. I've split the serialization and deserialization to write a const char* and read into an owned object so that mem operations are handled correctly for the deserialized object. But, the serialization code makes use of the const char* member that is passed into it, and thus has non-onwing semantics -- perhaps that's code smell and I should be wrapping the const char* data into a owning object before serializing, but I'd like to prevent an extra deep copy during the serialization.
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