[Solved]QXmlStreamReader Problem
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This is the xml File.
@<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<weather>
<curren_weather>
<humidity>80</humidity>
<temp_unit>c</temp_unit>
<wind>
<speed>5</speed>
<dir>NNE</dir>
<wind_unit>kph</wind_unit>
</wind>
<temp>2</temp><pressure>1025</pressure>
<weather_text>Cloudy</weather_text>
<weather_code>3</weather_code>
</curren_weather>
<forecast>
<date>2013-02-25</date>
<temp_unit>c</temp_unit>
<day_max_temp>5</day_max_temp>
<night_min_temp>2</night_min_temp>
<day>
<weather_text>Overcast skies</weather_text>
<weather_code>3</weather_code>
<wind>
<speed>22</speed>
<dir>NNE</dir>
<dir_degree>21</dir_degree>
<wind_unit>kph</wind_unit>
</wind>
</day>
<night>
<weather_text>Overcast skies</weather_text>
<weather_code>3</weather_code>
<wind>
<speed>22</speed>
<dir>NNE</dir>
<dir_degree>11</dir_degree>
<wind_unit>kph</wind_unit>
</wind>
</night>
</forecast>
<forecast>
<date>2013-02-26</date>
<temp_unit>c</temp_unit>
<day_max_temp>5</day_max_temp>
<night_min_temp>1</night_min_temp>
<day>
<weather_text>Light drizzle</weather_text>
<weather_code>51</weather_code>
<wind>
<speed>22</speed>
<dir>ENE</dir>
<dir_degree>58</dir_degree>
<wind_unit>kph</wind_unit>
</wind>
</day>
<night>
<weather_text>Mist</weather_text>
<weather_code>10</weather_code>
<wind>
<speed>14</speed>
<dir>NNE</dir>
<dir_degree>29</dir_degree>
<wind_unit>kph</wind_unit>
</wind>
</night>
</forecast>
</weather>@Maybe it helps.
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Depends on what you mean by wrong.
Your application working directory is in the build directory so it won't find forecast.xml.
You need to use the complete path to forecast.xml ie @QFile file("/home/myusername/mycodepath/forecast.xml")@
Or have it in the same folder than application.
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The forecast.xml file is in the folder of the application and in the src folder.
Their are other folder like assets, translations, x86 and .settingsits an Blackberry 10 Native application
In the IDE iam clicking rightclick on the xml file -> Properties and their is a path but copying it wont work.
I mean copying works but when I past it, the open call is still falseI copying the file to every folder in my project.
Maybe their is somethin wrong with the open function call
Well I see, You're getting out of ideas. Thanks for the help anyway.
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forecast.xml should not be were your code is but were your binary is.
If you want it somewhere else, give the complete path to QFile.
If the file is not meant to change, you can also embedded it using qrc. -
No, the c++ file are the sources, the binary is the executable file that gets generated from the sources.
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Ah, Ok. Almost forgot. Well thier is a folder called Binary. Tried to copy the forecast.xml thier but with no succes for the open call. It is still false. I got the feeling that Windows is getting in the way with the right path. Iam set up a linux and try my luck their.
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Are you sure that the file is put with the binary ? Do you run the binary on windows or on your target ?
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I run the binary on windows. I use a simulator.
This is my project tree and in the folder x86 are the binaries i think.
!http://img201.imageshack.us/img201/7232/projecttree.jpg(Project Tree)!
I copied the file to C:/forecast.xml and tried
QFile file("C:/forecast.xml");
with no success
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I dont know anymore. I reply the current sorce code. Its messy hope you dont mind.
@// Default empty project template
#include "Test.hpp"
#include <bb/cascades/Application>
#include <bb/cascades/QmlDocument>
#include <bb/cascades/AbstractPane>#include <bb/cascades/GroupDataModel>
#include <bb/cascades/ListView>#include <stdio.h>
#include <bb/cascades/Color>
#include <bb/data/XmlDataAccess.hpp>
using namespace bb::cascades;
Test::Test(bb::cascades::Application *app) :
QObject(app) {bool testOpen = true;
QString name;
QFile file(QString("/test/src/forecast.xml"));//file.open(QIODevice::ReadOnly);
/if() {
testOpen = true;
} else {
testOpen = false;
}///file.open(QIODevice::ReadOnly);
QXmlStreamReader xml(&file);
//while (!xml.atEnd())
//{
xml.readNext();
name = xml.name().toString();
//}
if (xml.hasError())
{
name = xml.errorString();
}
//file.close();//QFile file("forecast.xml");
/*QFile file("forecast.xml");QXmlStreamReader xml(&file);
//while(!xml.atEnd()) {
xml.readNext();
//if(xml.readNextStartElement()) {
name = xml.name().toString();
//}
qDebug() << xml.lineNumber() << xml.name().toString();//}
if (xml.hasError()) {
name = xml.errorString();}*/
// create scene document from main.qml asset
// set parent to created document to ensure it exists for the whole application lifetime
QmlDocument qml = QmlDocument::create("asset:///main.qml").parent(this);
QDeclarativePropertyMap propertyMap = new QDeclarativePropertyMap;//insert string mystring and 519-555-0199 into name and phone
propertyMap->insert("name", QVariant(file.open(QIODevice::ReadOnly | QIODevice::Text)));
propertyMap->insert("phone", QVariant(QString("519-555-0199")));qml->setContextProperty("propertyMap", propertyMap);
// create root object for the UI
AbstractPane *root = qml->createRootObject<AbstractPane>();
// set created root object as a scene
app->setScene(root);
}@
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If your software runs on the emulator, put forecast.xml in the same directory as the executable on the emulator
