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  • M Mikeeeeee

    I use TcpSocket

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    aha_1980
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    @mikeeeeee said in How to get a picture from QString in Qt:

    I use TcpSocket

    Then you don't need QString. You need QByteArray, probably QDataStream as @Gojir4 pointed out.

    QString imageString = QString::fromStdString(bArray.toStdString());

    Sorry, but never do that!

    QString imageString = QString::fromUtf8(bArray); is most often correct, sometimes fromLatin1() or fromLocal8Bit() might be needed too.

    But as said, your problem cannot be solved with QString.

    Regards

    Qt has to stay free or it will die.

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      But I pass the picture to json , and with the picture I pass additional information to the server. So I need a QString.

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        Hi,

        As already explained by my fellows, use QByteArray. QString is for string manipulation, it's not what you are doing. You are sending data through network. Therefore you are creating a base64 QByteArray that represent your image's binary data. There's no need for any QString in between.

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          But as I write in Qbytearray json?
          And why this doesn't it work:

              /*QString imageString = QString::fromLocal8Bit(bArray);
              bArray2 = QByteArray::fromHex(imageString.toLocal8Bit());*/
              QString imageString = QString::fromLatin1(bArray);
              bArray2 = QByteArray::fromHex(imageString.toLatin1());
              if (bArray != bArray2) {qDebug()<<"bArray != bArray2";}
              else {"bArray == bArray2";}
          

          debug return: bArray != bArray2

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            At one point you are encoding in base64 and the other you are decoding from hex. These are two completely different things.

            Also, QString does a conversion to UTF16. So again, the fact that JSON contains text doesn't mean that you need to use QString.

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              But as a json, you can write a qbytearray? And how to write the qbytearray to a string and then again in qbytearray?

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                Take a look at QJsonDocument, no QString there.

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                  But I can't write qbytearray to json. And how to write the qbytearray to a string and then again in qbytearray?

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                    You have to understand that it's the QByteArray that will contain the JSON data.

                    Again, read the documentation of QJsonDocument, the related classes and example code.

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                      I read the documentation, it does not specify the ability to add QByteArray to json. So how can I translate QByteArray to Qstring and then to QByteArray?

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                      • M Mikeeeeee

                        But I can't write qbytearray to json. And how to write the qbytearray to a string and then again in qbytearray?

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                        @mikeeeeee Then you need to read more carefully.

                        https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qjsondocument.html#toJson
                        https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qjsondocument.html#fromJson

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                          I don't see how it will help to write QByteArray to json. Again, I can write Qstring to json. It remains only to learn how to safely translate from Qstring to QByteArray .

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                          • M Mikeeeeee

                            I don't see how it will help to write QByteArray to json. Again, I can write Qstring to json. It remains only to learn how to safely translate from Qstring to QByteArray .

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                            @mikeeeeee do you actually want a qbytearray as a value to a key inside your son file ?


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                              So it turns QString into a picture to translate

                              QString AppCore::getImage(QString addressFile)
                              {
                                  QImage myImage(addressFile);
                              
                                  QByteArray bArray;
                                  QBuffer buffer(&bArray);
                                  buffer.open(QIODevice::WriteOnly);
                                  myImage.save(&buffer, "JPEG");
                              
                                  QString image("data:image/jpg;base64,");
                                  image.append(QString::fromLatin1(bArray.toBase64().data()));
                              
                                  QImage testImage(image);
                                  qDebug()<<"myImage.size() : "<<myImage.size();
                              
                                  return image;
                              }
                              
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