[Solved]QImage fail to read jpeg--dll deploy problem
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I just realize that after the call of reply->readAll, the reply would not hold the data anymore
So I change the codes at line 28~37 as follow
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QImage image;
image.loadFromData(reply->readAll() );
qDebug() << image.size(); //the size will be 1440, 810 on my pc
//the image could be save too
QString const image_url = reply->url().toString();
if(image.isNull() )
{
qDebug() << "image " << image_url << "is null";return; }
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But on my virtual box, and other's computer, the size will be (0, 0) even the size of
the buffer are the same.Yes, the size of the buffer on my computer, virtual box and
other pc are the same, but only my computer can save the image.
Do QImage need another library to save jpg? -
No, it does not need a special library. Assuming that get_image_name(image_url) produces a valid file name (without path) for the host system the file will be written into the current working directory of the process. On Windows 7 attempts to write to protected locations will either fail (manifest in program) or be redirected (no manifest). Either way the file will not be where you expect it. Check this first.
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Thanks for your reply, but the problem is not because it can't save the image but the
QImage failed to recognize "it is a jpg"@
//the QImage is "null " even the size of the QByteArray are the same, on my
//PC, virtual box, and the other's PC
image.loadFromData(reply->readAll() );
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image.loadFromData(reply->readAll(), "jpg"); //still fail
@Whatever, the size of the QImage is always (0, 0) on other pc
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Let's debug, step-by-step.
First, pass the result of QNetworkReply->readAll() to QFile::write(). Has the image downloaded correctly? Can you open the image in your computer?
If it doesn't work, then something's wrong with the download.
If it does works, then the problem is not in QNetworkAccessManager (so you should change your title).Also, please provide details on how you "release the binary to other computer"?
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Thanks for your advices, I change the codes to
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QImage image;
QString const image_url = reply->url().toString();
QByteArray image_array = reply->readAll();
image.loadFromData(image_array); //fail to load the image_arrayQFile file("temp"); if ( !file.exists()) qDebug() << "can't find"; if(!file.open(QIODevice::WriteOnly) ) qDebug() << "can't open"; file.write(image_array); //but the data could be save and display by other software
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Maybe I should change the title to "QImage fail to read jpeg"
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I release my program with the items as follow
1 : release with the exe compile by mingw4.6.2
2 : put other's dll in the same folder
libgcc_s_dw2-1.dll, libstdc++-6.dll, mingwm10.dll, QtCore4.dll, QtGui4.dll, QtNetwork4.dllTest it on Virtual box and other pc, make sure it has the same behaviour on my pc
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Yup, that's a better title :) whi
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I make the codes become easier to read
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int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
QApplication a(argc, argv);QImage image("temp.jpg"); qDebug() << image.size(); //the size is (0, 0) even the jpg can be read by other software image.save("haha"); return a.exec();
}
@on my pc, it works prefectly, but other pc just don't work
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Interesting...
Try this and see if you can get any useful info:
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qDebug() << "Supported formats:" << QImageReader::supportedImageFormats();QImageReader reader("temp.jpg");
qDebug() << "Can read file?:" << reader.canRead();QImage image = reader.read();
qDebug() << reader.errorString();
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Weird, extremely weird,same dll, same exe, same os
on my pc, the answer are
bq. Supported formats: ("bmp", "gif", "ico", "jpeg", "jpg", "mng", "pbm", "pgm", "pn
g", "ppm", "svg", "svgz", "tga", "tif", "tiff", "xbm", "xpm")
Can read file?: true
"Unknown error"on other pc, the answer are
Supported formats: ("bmp", "pbm", "pgm", "png", "ppm", "xbm", "xpm")
Can read file?: false
"Unsupported image format" -
Try copying C:[Qt-installation]\4.8.2\plugins\qjpeg4.dll
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I copy the dll of plugins into the folder, but the QImage still don't support jpg
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http://www.qtcentre.org/threads/32614-DLL-Deploying-problems
Sounds like they succeeded when they put qjpeg4.dll inside a subdirectory called "imageformats"
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Thanks a lot, the problem solved.