[Solved] [Qt5] How register my own QIODevice (replacement of QAbstractFileEngineHandler)

SGaist

Without any code, initialization etc… I can't tell

Flamaros

I finally made it work on Windows, but not Android that is my main target for the moment.
The issue was my read implementation that didn't return the correct size cause I mess the check of the end of file.
I am using the same code and package file on android but I still have the same issue.

What part of code do you need?

Is there a way to associate Qt code to the debugger to be able to understand where it failed to load the component and for what condition? That was the method I used to find the issue on read implementation.

SGaist

You can use the debugger the same way

The implementation of your custom file engine handler, however it might be easier if the code is big to either use a pastbin site or if you have a repository to look at

Flamaros

I had try to add mapping to Qt sources to the debugger, but I am not able to see it, QtCreator always show me the asm of Qt.

I have found a little workaround, I can load qml files from the user backup directory and images from my package, so the issue seems to be specific of the way qml files are loaded. I certainly do something wrong with text file that cause some parsing issues, but it strange in this case that it's works on Windows.

Here is my implementation of the QAbstractFileEngine :
http://pastebin.com/ZnMFVdDV
http://pastebin.com/rf9wuein

SGaist

@mCurrentDir = QDir::current().path() + "/";@

Looks dangerous to me, it's probably not what you assume it is on android

Flamaros

I have a question about the QFileInfo QAbstractFileEngineIterator::currentFileInfo() const method.
How the implementation made in my derived class can generate a QFileInfo with right properties? Like if the entry is a file or a directory?

Flamaros

[quote author="SGaist" date="1410898531"]@mCurrentDir = QDir::current().path() + "/";@

Looks dangerous to me, it's probably not what you assume it is on android[/quote]

You are right, it's certainly better for my to check if the path contains my package name then removing everything before to clean file path.

SGaist

If you want you own application folder your can use Q(Gui)Application for that.

Flamaros

[quote author="SGaist" date="1410986525"]If you want you own application folder your can use Q(Gui)Application for that.[/quote]

Yes we already use it for some other things.

Thank you a lot for all of your help.

How I can mark this thread a resolved?

SGaist

You're welcome !

Just edit your original post and update the thread title :)