Access to the user interface

leon2225

No it isn't ... it still have the problem that it couldn't read the data from the files.

SGaist

Rather than
@
QTextStream in(&file);
setItsContent(in.readAll());@

Why not just:
@
setItsContent(file.readAll());
@

In any case, are you sure that your file is not empty ?

leon2225

That doesn't work... And the file isn't empty

SGaist

Did you check what file.readAll() contains ?

since setItsContent only assign the parameter value to your itsContent member variable why not just do:

@itsContent = file.readAll()@

?

By the way, you should use const QString& in your setItsContent function, that will avoid unnecessary copies.

leon2225

Okey ehm file.readAll() return the right content of the file, the problem is, that it doesn't convert it into QString. readAll() gives back a QByteArray wich normaly could be converted in QString with for example:
@itsContent = QString(file.readAll());@

But it doesn't ...

here is the function again:
@bool Data::openContent(bool customFileName){
if(itsContentFilename.isEmpty() || customFileName)
itsContentFilename= QFileDialog::getOpenFileName(MyFxhnn, tr("Inhalt öffnen"), QString(), tr("Fxhnn Content Files (*.txt)"));

if(!itsContentFilename.isEmpty()){
    QFile file&#40;itsContentFilename&#41;;
    if(!file.open(QIODevice::ReadOnly)){
        QMessageBox::critical(MyFxhnn, tr("Error"), tr("Could not open file"));
        return false;
    }
    QTextStream in(&file);
    QMessageBox::information(MyFxhnn, "Content of readAll(", file.readAll());
    itsContent = QString(file.readAll());
    QMessageBox::information(MyFxhnn, "Content of itsContent", QString(file.readAll()));
    printItsContent();
    file.close();

    if((itsContent != MyFxhnn -> ui -> itsText -> toPlainText()) || itsContent == ""){
        QMessageBox::critical(MyFxhnn, tr("Error"), tr("Fehler beim Öffnen, Data != Textfeld"));
        return false;
    }
}


return true;

}@

The Message "Content of readAll()" gives back the right content the other message return nothing an the last error message appears.

leon2225

Now it's working a 'bit'.
It is able to read the file and print it into the output, BUT it doesn't save onicode ... and I need unicode so we have to find an other solution :/ :D

leon2225

Now it's working a 'bit'.
It is able to read the file and print it into the output, BUT it doesn't save onicode ... and I need unicode so we have to find an other solution :/ :D
@bool Data::openContent(bool customFileName){
if(itsContentFilename.isEmpty() || customFileName)
itsContentFilename= QFileDialog::getOpenFileName(MyFxhnn, tr("Inhalt öffnen"), QString(), tr("Fxhnn Content Files (*.txt)"));

if(!itsContentFilename.isEmpty()){
    QFile file&#40;itsContentFilename&#41;;
    if(!file.open(QIODevice::ReadOnly)){
        QMessageBox::critical(MyFxhnn, tr("Error"), tr("Could not open file"));
        return false;
    }
    //QTextStream in(&file);
    //QMessageBox::information(MyFxhnn, "Inhalt von readAll()", file.readAll());
    QByteArray tempString = file.readAll();
    itsContent = tempString;
    QMessageBox::information(MyFxhnn, "Inhalt von itsContent", itsContent);
    printItsContent();
    file.close();

    if((itsContent != MyFxhnn -> ui -> itsText -> toPlainText()) || itsContent == ""){
        QMessageBox::critical(MyFxhnn, tr("Error"), tr("Fehler beim Öffnen, Data != Textfeld"));
        return false;
    }
}


return true;

}@

and here are the printItsContent():
@void Data::printItsContent(){
//MyFxhnn -> ui -> itsText->clear(); <- If I uncomment this line it clear the output text, but it can't set it again
MyFxhnn -> ui -> itsText -> setPlainText(itsContent);
setItsEncryptLevel(0);
setItsShuffleLevel(0);
return;
}@

SGaist

That's the kind of detail that's good to share.

Then it seems that you should use QTextCodec

leon2225

OK!
now it works, but only with textstream, but that's enough.

Thank you!! :)

SGaist

What do you mean by "only with textstream" ?