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    phamtv
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    this line of code gave me the error : expected primary-expression before ‘)’ token

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    QByteArray buff = new QByteArray(cnt, Qt::Initialization);
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    how come? cnt is an input passed into the function...

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      tony
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      Hi,

      QByteArray has these four constructors:

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      QByteArray ()
      QByteArray ( const char * str )
      QByteArray ( const char * data, int size )
      QByteArray ( int size, char ch )
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      I cannot find Qt::Initialization in Qt documentation, so I guess you're using QByteArray in a wrong way. Maybe you mean QByteArray(cnt)????

      T.

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        phamtv
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        I see that in the document as well but when I am programming, the intellisense pops up with 7 constructors...

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          tony
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          I see ...

          anyway, Qt documentation comes first when you need to check if you're right or wrong :)

          T.

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            alexander
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            phamtv, this constructor constructs a byte array with uninitialized contents. For internal usage.

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              tobias.hunger
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              You are also assigning a pointer to a non-pointer... but I guess that is not the issue you are asking about:-)

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