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QSettings not returning keys of the predefined .ini file

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  • T thippu

    @raven-worx for beginGroup() , iniSetting->beginGroup("[");// I doubt it will work as per .ini filestructure?

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    @thippu
    with respect to your ini file from your first post you should call:

    iniSettings->beginGroup("Personal");
    iniSettings->value("Age");
    iniSettings->endGroup();
    

    or alternatively (if you don't have a group set!):

    iniSettings->value("Personal/Age");
    

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      @thippu

      And in addition to what @raven-worx says, you need to use this constructor if you want to specify the filename.

      Otherwise QSettings calculates the filename itself.

      Qt has to stay free or it will die.

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      • raven-worxR raven-worx

        @thippu
        with respect to your ini file from your first post you should call:

        iniSettings->beginGroup("Personal");
        iniSettings->value("Age");
        iniSettings->endGroup();
        

        or alternatively (if you don't have a group set!):

        iniSettings->value("Personal/Age");
        
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        @raven-worx Yes bro, in that .ini example, [groupname] // may grow and I want to scan them dynamically, how to do it?

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        • T thippu

          @raven-worx for beginGroup() , iniSetting->beginGroup("[");// I doubt it will work as per .ini filestructure?

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          @thippu
          yes i just wanted to add as @aha_1980 said.
          Use the mentioned constructor, since in your case it is not required to mess with the scopes.

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          • raven-worxR raven-worx

            @thippu
            yes i just wanted to add as @aha_1980 said.
            Use the mentioned constructor, since in your case it is not required to mess with the scopes.

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            @raven-worx okay, I have included in the constructor itself.
            code: iniSettings=new QSettings(filename,QSettings::IniFormat,this);

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            • T thippu

              @raven-worx okay, I have included in the constructor itself.
              code: iniSettings=new QSettings(filename,QSettings::IniFormat,this);

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              @thippu
              and? it's working now?

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              • raven-worxR raven-worx

                @thippu
                and? it's working now?

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                @raven-worx bro, in .ini

                ) can grow, I want to scan them dynamically, so what to include in
                beginGroup() ?, please help me.

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                • raven-worxR raven-worx

                  @thippu
                  and? it's working now?

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                  wrote on last edited by thippu
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                  @raven-worx Yes, bro working. failure was the happing because of the constructor, after setting it properly it working now, I did
                  I can't thank enough to guys @raven-worx , @aha_1980

                  qDebug()<<iniSettings->childGroups();//returns all the heading names````
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                  • T thippu

                    @raven-worx bro, in .ini

                    ) can grow, I want to scan them dynamically, so what to include in
                    beginGroup() ?, please help me.

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                    @thippu
                    with the usage of the right Constructor your ini-file should be read correctly now.
                    So now you can use QSettings::childGroups() to traverse all groups and read the values as i described above or with the use of QSettings::beginGroup() and QSettings::childKeys()

                    foreach( QString group, iniSettings->childGroups() )
                    {
                         // process group
                         iniSettings->beginGroup(group);
                             foreach( QString key, iniSettings->childKeys() )
                             {
                                    QVariant val = iniSettings->value(key);
                                    // process val
                             }
                         iniSettings->endGroup();
                    }
                    

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                    • raven-worxR raven-worx

                      @thippu
                      with the usage of the right Constructor your ini-file should be read correctly now.
                      So now you can use QSettings::childGroups() to traverse all groups and read the values as i described above or with the use of QSettings::beginGroup() and QSettings::childKeys()

                      foreach( QString group, iniSettings->childGroups() )
                      {
                           // process group
                           iniSettings->beginGroup(group);
                               foreach( QString key, iniSettings->childKeys() )
                               {
                                      QVariant val = iniSettings->value(key);
                                      // process val
                               }
                           iniSettings->endGroup();
                      }
                      
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                      @raven-worx
                      uh hu, using deprecated syntax/macros, shame on you ;-)


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                      • raven-worxR raven-worx

                        @thippu
                        with the usage of the right Constructor your ini-file should be read correctly now.
                        So now you can use QSettings::childGroups() to traverse all groups and read the values as i described above or with the use of QSettings::beginGroup() and QSettings::childKeys()

                        foreach( QString group, iniSettings->childGroups() )
                        {
                             // process group
                             iniSettings->beginGroup(group);
                                 foreach( QString key, iniSettings->childKeys() )
                                 {
                                        QVariant val = iniSettings->value(key);
                                        // process val
                                 }
                             iniSettings->endGroup();
                        }
                        
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                        @raven-worx Sure bro, I will use this code to create group and contents of the group.

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                        • J.HilkJ J.Hilk

                          @raven-worx
                          uh hu, using deprecated syntax/macros, shame on you ;-)

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                          @J.Hilk said in QSettings not returning keys of the predefined .ini file:

                          uh hu, using deprecated syntax/macros, shame on you ;-)

                          yes, i am still too lazy for such a convenient function to deprecate it also in my head ;)

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