QString comparison?

[IanBorn]

Here a simple code.
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if (qstr==my_name)
ui->textEdit_In->append(tr("ID_REGISTER_NUMBER=%1=%2=").arg(my_name).arg(qstr));else
ui->textEdit_In->append(tr("Why?????ID_REGISTER_NUMBER=%1=%2=").arg(my_name).arg(qstr));
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and the output :
Why?????ID_REGISTER_NUMBER=Eng C. Born1=Eng C. Born1=
It works in a smaller program.
I just don't understand why it acts this way.
Any suggestion?

Thanks.

[sierdzio]

Strange. You did not show us how you initialise those strings, though.

Try running a QString::compare() on them to see what QString thinks about them.

[IanBorn]

OK, I find the bug. I can only see when I bring the code to Linux. TextEdit in Windows didn't print an extra char while on Linux it does print it out.
But I still can not understand why the same codes work on the smaller program.
Any how, the problem is solved.

Thanks anyway.

[sierdzio]

Probably some codec issue. Be sure to store cpp files as UTF-8.