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QDir::fromNativeSeparators first. Whenever you present a file name to the user,
you need to convert it back to native format with QDir::toNativeSeparators.
In most places, file names should be cleaned absolute paths.
When comparing file names consider using FileManager::fixFileName which makes
sure that paths are clean and absolute and also takes Windows' case-insensitivity
into account (but is an expensive operation).
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\section2 Using the global object pool
You can add objects to the global object pool via PluginManager::addObject,
and retrieve objects of a specific type again via PluginManager::objects.
You can add objects to the global object pool via \l{ExtensionSystem::PluginManager::addObject()},
and retrieve objects of a specific type again via \l{ExtensionSystem::PluginManager::getObjects()}.
This should mostly be used for implementations of \l{Plugin extension points}.
Cases where you should not use it are: