Resource, QResource and filesize
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I need to compile a javascript file into a Qt c++ application. Preferebly I would loved to include that file via some c++ code. I did not fine a solution. Now I am utilizing QResource via .qrc. But that method show the awkward sideeffect of not reading files with more than 40 lines aka some kB.
How can I solve that problem. The javascript file may contain thousands of lines and I do not want to make a song and dance every time I want to compile and use that file in my c++ application!
And I am still open to the non qt solution of my tragic dilemma:)
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Hi and welcome to devnet,
qrc should support files bigger than what you currently have. What errors are you getting ? Can you show the code where you access your javascript file ?
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Well.. I am not getting any error. The data is just not there, as if a buffer is not filled due to some buffer overflow. One by one I reduced the number of lines from the javascript file and once the number of lines has been minimized enough, the text of javascript is shown.
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if(!CLASSNAME || std::find(this->classNameList.begin(), this->classNameList.end(), (char*)CLASSNAME) != this->classNameList.end())
{
return;
}this->classNameList.push_back((char*)CLASSNAME); QResource jsResource(CLASSNAME); if(!jsResource.data()) { return; } std::cout << "Filesize " << jsResource.size() << std::endl;
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Mit CLASSNAME definiert durch
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char* command = (char*)malloc(strlen(Widget::Widget_JsInterface::FRONTEND_CLIENT) + strlen(OsWrapper::correctClassName(typeid(*this).name())));
::sprintf(command, Widget::Widget_JsInterface::FRONTEND_CLIENT, OsWrapper::correctClassName(typeid(*this).name()));
Widget::addJsElements(command);
delete command;
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Why not just use QFile to read your javascript file ?
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I just found out about that solution! It was a little tough to be found and I never would have guessed it. But thanks.