In class MyClass there is...

Declaration (header file):
QString getText( QWidget *pParent, const QString &sInInitText, bool &bParam, const QString &sInLabel = QString::null, unsigned int par = 2, const QString &sInWndTitle = QString::null );

Definition (cpp file):
QString MyClass::getText( QWidget *pParent, const QString &sInInitText, bool &bParam, const QString &sInLabel, unsigned int par, const QString &sInWndTitle )
{
...
}

Being in cpp file try to remove "unsigned" from "par" argument (second counting from end). Choose "Update declaration signature" (pressing Alt+1) on "Adapt signature" helper window.


Reproducible: Always


Actual Results:  
QString getText(QWidget *pParent, GetTextMode getMode, const QString &sInInitText, bool &bParam, const QString &sInLabel, int par, const QString &sInWndTitle = QString::null);

As you can see disappeared default values from second and third arguments (counting from end)

Expected Results:  
QString getText( QWidget *pParent, GetTextMode getMode, const QString &sInInitText, bool &bParam, const QString &sInLabel = QString::null, int par = 2, const QString &sInWndTitle = QString::null );

Removing both default values could make sense if I would have "par" argument as const and I would removed "const". Then get getting invalid initialization from compile. Or if I would change the type of second (counting from end) argument.