Refactor the way callbacks are stored
With the upcoming addition of a new type of callback result, this
patch allows storing multiple callback types in the same QHash instead
or requiring a different hash table just to please the type system.
This does so by managing the ref-counted callback pointers directly
instead of relying on a templated QExplicitlySharedDataPointer that
requires a different type for each different callback pointer type.
The ref-counting, construction and destruction is managed through
a run-time type enum.
Change-Id: I90ab2e1efc0c9703fc5b6ef57b38204ac8eea828
Reviewed-by:
Simon Hausmann <simon.hausmann@digia.com>
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