Two brown paper bags later OTodo is ok again... pointers can be so fscking awesome

I had problems with QShared because I forgot to copy it in &operator=
And the other one was d = 0

1 files changed, 1 insertions, 1 deletions

diff --git a/libopie2/opiepim/backend/otodoaccessxml.cpp b/libopie2/opiepim/backend/otodoaccessxml.cpp
index 21756c9..3a72881 100644
--- a/libopie2/opiepim/backend/otodoaccessxml.cpp
+++ b/libopie2/opiepim/backend/otodoaccessxml.cpp
@@ -47,56 +47,56 @@ bool OTodoAccessXML::load() {
 
     Opie::XMLElement *root = Opie::XMLElement::load( m_file );
     int day, year, month;
     day = year = month = -1;
 
     /* if opened */
     if ( root != 0l ) {
         Opie::XMLElement *element = root->firstChild();
         if ( element == 0l )
             return false;
 
         element = element->firstChild();
 
         while ( element ) {
             if ( element->tagName() != QString::fromLatin1("Task") ) {
                 element = element->nextChild();
                 continue;
             }
             /* here is the right element for a task */
             OTodo ev = todo( &dict, element );
             m_events.insert( ev.uid(), ev );
 
             element = element->nextChild();
         }
-        return true;
     }else {
         qWarning("could not parse");
         return false;;
     }
     delete root;
 
     m_opened = true;
+    qWarning("Access %d" + m_events.count() );
     return true;
 }
 bool OTodoAccessXML::reload() {
     return load();
 }
 bool OTodoAccessXML::save() {
     if (!m_opened || !m_changed )
         return true;
     QString strNewFile = m_file + ".new";
     QFile f( strNewFile );
     if (!f.open( IO_WriteOnly|IO_Raw ) )
         return false;
 
     int written;
     QString out;
     out = "<!DOCTYPE Tasks>\n<Tasks>\n";
 
     // for all todos
     QMap<int, OTodo>::Iterator it;
     for (it = m_events.begin(); it != m_events.end(); ++it ) {
         out+= "<Task " + toString( (*it) ) + " />\n";
         QCString cstr = out.utf8();
         written = f.writeBlock( cstr.data(),  cstr.length() );