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Delimiting character in QString.readLine()

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    aetbanan
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    @istream& getline (char* s, streamsize n, char delim );@

    How can I use a delimiting character as argument when dealing with QStrings?
    readLine() only takes maximum allowed line length as argument so I have to walk around?

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      dbzhang800
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      Sorry for my poor English, I do not understand what you want to express. what is QString.readLine() ?

      Debao

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        MuldeR
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        I think that QString does not have a readLine() method.

        The QTextStream class does have a readLine() method which returns a QString.

        It will read one line from the stream. The end of the line can be any of these:

        • The maximum number of characters has been read
        • A line break has been encountered
        • The end of the stream (file) has been reached

        If you want to split a QString with user-defined delimiters, use QString::split() instead ;)

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          aetbanan
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          #4

          Yes, split() is indeed the function I am looking for, thanks!

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