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  • SGaistS Offline
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    SGaist
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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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      Mikeeeeee
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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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        #14

        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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          Mikeeeeee
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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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            SGaist
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            #16

            Take a look at QJsonDocument, no QString there.

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              #17

              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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                  Mikeeeeee
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                  #19

                  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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                    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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                    aha_1980
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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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                      Mikeeeeee
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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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                        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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                        wrote on last edited by
                        #22

                        @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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