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  • jsulmJ jsulm

    @victor-wang And what is the problem? Just read line by line the first 6 lines.

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    @jsulm
    That because if there is other person who want to write things into eeprom.
    I will show what he write in the eeprom.
    According to this addition, I can't just read for six lines.
    Because not every one will just write 6 lines.

    I have to know where is the last word.

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      @jsulm
      That because if there is other person who want to write things into eeprom.
      I will show what he write in the eeprom.
      According to this addition, I can't just read for six lines.
      Because not every one will just write 6 lines.

      I have to know where is the last word.

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      jsulm
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      @victor-wang Again: what is "last word"? How is it defined? I still don't understand what information you want to get. Are those MAC2, Model, PN, ...?

      https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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      • jsulmJ jsulm

        @victor-wang Again: what is "last word"? How is it defined? I still don't understand what information you want to get. Are those MAC2, Model, PN, ...?

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        @jsulm

        For example the picture i gave you.
        The last word means the last line of the "6".
        Picture here

        Those words is what i write in eeprom.
        For other example if i write "skdjb,smdnv6546321" into eeprom.
        Then the last Alphabet is "1" and i just want to read what i write.

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        • V victor wang

          @jsulm

          For example the picture i gave you.
          The last word means the last line of the "6".
          Picture here

          Those words is what i write in eeprom.
          For other example if i write "skdjb,smdnv6546321" into eeprom.
          Then the last Alphabet is "1" and i just want to read what i write.

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          jsulm
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          @victor-wang Then read line by line and parse each line to check whether it is what you want.
          And you should use correct wording, else it's hard to understand what you mean: a word is not a line.

          https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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          • jsulmJ jsulm

            @victor-wang Then read line by line and parse each line to check whether it is what you want.
            And you should use correct wording, else it's hard to understand what you mean: a word is not a line.

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            @jsulm
            Sorry, how to parse it?
            I will not know what will other people write, how can parse?

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            • V victor wang

              @jsulm
              Sorry, how to parse it?
              I will not know what will other people write, how can parse?

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              jsulm
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              @victor-wang OK, you don't know what others are writing, right? But you know what you want to read, right?
              If so then:

              QByteArray whatIWantToRead = "ABCD";
              QString line = file.readLine();
              if (line == whatIWantToRead)
                  // do something
              

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              • jsulmJ jsulm

                @victor-wang OK, you don't know what others are writing, right? But you know what you want to read, right?
                If so then:

                QByteArray whatIWantToRead = "ABCD";
                QString line = file.readLine();
                if (line == whatIWantToRead)
                    // do something
                
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                @jsulm
                If i want to read a~z、A~Z and some other exclamation mark and question mark and etc..
                I have to write all of it into whatIWantToRead ?

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                • V victor wang

                  @jsulm
                  If i want to read a~z、A~Z and some other exclamation mark and question mark and etc..
                  I have to write all of it into whatIWantToRead ?

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                  jsulm
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                  @victor-wang You can use regular expressions, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression and http://doc.qt.io/qt-5.8/qregularexpression.html

                  https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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                  • jsulmJ jsulm

                    @victor-wang You can use regular expressions, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression and http://doc.qt.io/qt-5.8/qregularexpression.html

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                    @jsulm
                    Do you have an example?
                    Or can i parse it by ASCII ?

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                    • V victor wang

                      @jsulm
                      Do you have an example?
                      Or can i parse it by ASCII ?

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                      jsulm
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                      @victor-wang There are a lot of examples for regular expressions on the Internet

                      https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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                      • V victor wang

                        @jsulm
                        Do you have an example?
                        Or can i parse it by ASCII ?

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                        @victor-wang

                        If you know, that valid lines always contain legit chars between 'A' and 'z'

                        You can make a simple If-statement with the first char in your bytearray:

                        QByteArray bArray = file.readline();
                        if(bArray[0] < QLatin1Char('A') || bArray[0] > QLatin1Char('z'))
                             //Abort condition met
                        

                        use QLatin1Char if its ASCII, QChar if its unicode.


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