QTextStream codec

[Christian Ehrlicher]

@naax said in QTextStream codec:

but not working.

In which way does it not work? How do you check that it's wrong? Are you sure your file is utf-8 encoded?

[naax]

@Christian-Ehrlicher

Polish characters are not showing correctly. Other variables works.
Also, I think so ( don't blame me please, because I'm not sure that works so)

If I'm using

in.setCodec("UTF-8");

than works this codec for all "in", so I wanted to readLine convert to utf8 as I said

QString line = in.readLine().toUtf8;
             ui->mealOneLeft->addItem(line);

and this should work (yes?) (Showing polish characters and this all other variables should show correctly)

[Christian Ehrlicher]

@naax said in QTextStream codec:

QString line = in.readLine().toUtf8;

This is wrong. You convert a QString to utf8 and then back into a QString by using the system locale.
Make sure your input file is correctly encoded - I'm pretty sure it's not utf-8 encoded.

[naax]

@Christian-Ehrlicher

I have everywhere UTF8 or I just don't know where I can change this that

[Christian Ehrlicher]

@naax said in QTextStream codec:

or I just don't know where I can change this that

Since you don't show us the code where you create your text file we can't be sure that it's encoding is really utf-8...

[naax]

@Christian-Ehrlicher

Also, I have this .txt file created myself in Windows. I'm adding here items manually for first, and I'm working in my program to add/load/save function for the future.

[Christian Ehrlicher]

QString::toDouble() takes a bool which shows you if it could be correctly converted. Also you should print out the strings before trying to convert them to numbers.

[naax]

@Christian-Ehrlicher

So? I think no, because of still the same problem. Not working

QFile file(":/save/MealOne.txt");
     if (file.open(QIODevice::ReadOnly | QIODevice::Text))
     {
         QTextStream in(&file);
         in.setCodec("UTF-8");

         while(!in.atEnd())
         {
             QString line = in.readLine();
             QString line2 = in.readLine();
             QString line3 = in.readLine();
             QString line4 = in.readLine();
             QString line5 = in.readLine();

             ui->mealOneLeft->addItem(line);

             ItemKcals.push_back(line2.toDouble());
             ItemProteins.push_back(line3.toDouble());
             ItemFats.push_back(line4.toDouble());
             ItemCarbons.push_back(line5.toDouble());

             ItemMap.insert(line, ItemMap.size());
         }

         file.close();
     }

[Christian Ehrlicher]

@naax said in QTextStream codec:

So?

You should check the conversion to your number! And you should print out the values with e.g. qDebug() or to a custom debug label or something else

[naax]

@Christian-Ehrlicher

Same. Hmm, so I think the problem is with Item Map... Something broken, need to repair this.

[Christian Ehrlicher]

@naax said in QTextStream codec:

so I think the problem is with Item Map

Did you actually implement what I suggested?

[naax]

@Christian-Ehrlicher

Yes, all is correct here.

So the problem is when I'm "Adding" items to other QListWidget. These same variables are not correct reading from ItemMap

//Add
    Kcals[1]+=ItemKcals.at(ItemMap[ui->mealTwoLeft->currentItem()->text()]);
    Proteins[1]+=ItemProteins.at(ItemMap[ui->mealTwoLeft->currentItem()->text()]);
    Fats[1]+=ItemFats.at(ItemMap[ui->mealTwoLeft->currentItem()->text()]);
    Carbons[1]+=ItemCarbons.at(ItemMap[ui->mealTwoLeft->currentItem()->text()]);

[Christian Ehrlicher]

Are you sure currentItem() is correct? Print it out (and use a temp variable for readability)

[naax]

@Christian-Ehrlicher

Yes, he is. Current Item Name is correct, but other variables no. Should be 79, not 97 like by first item

[naax]

I resolved it.
The problem was with QMap. I used the same keys in two QListWidget. That's why my variables were not correct. Thx anyway for the help, I was sure that is a problem with the codec.