Strange output when I use QString fileName = QFileDialog::getOpenFileName()

[Jonathan]

Executing @QString fileName = QFileDialog::getOpenFileName()@ generates output of the sort

SNACNP::NPGetCaps::WNNC_USER
SNACNP::NPGetCaps::WNNC_CONNECTION
SNACNP::NPGetCaps::WNNC_ENUMERATION
SNACNP::NPGetCaps::WNNC_ADMIN
SNACNP::NPGetCaps::WNNC_DIALOG
SNACNP::NPGetCaps::WNNC_START

This is visible in the Application Output window withiin Qt Creator (2.0.1).

What is the significance of this output?

[tobias.hunger]

Which platform do you work on?

[giesbert]

Hi,

on my machine (Windows 7, Qt 4.7) this does not happen....
Which compiler do you use? Which platform?

[Jonathan]

Windows 7
Qt Creator 2.0.1 (Based on Qt 4.7.0)
MinGW compiler

[giesbert]

I think that someone calls NpGetcaps, but don't ask for the reason... perhaps something that is done implizitly, like Clearcase etc...
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa378794(VS.85).aspx
"Returns information about which services are supported on the network." (copy from MSDN)

[tobias.hunger]

Gerolf: Could you change your last comment to English, please? Thanks!

[giesbert]

sorry, done :-))

[Sudheer]

Hi, I am also facing same Issues. Is Your using the Symantec Endpoint Protection?

[Vincent Blankfield]

15 years later it's still happening. Has anyone figured out the cause of this output, and how to get rid of it?

[Christian Ehrlicher]

@Vincent-Blankfield said in Strange output when I use QString fileName = QFileDialog::getOpenFileName():

and how to get rid of it?

Uninstall symantec endpoint protection or ask them to fix it.