Serializing with QJsfon => Getting started

[Flaming Moe]

Hello there,

i was looking for a way to store and reload data. I talked with a fried and he gave me the hint of QJsfon.
This thread is supposed to be a Getting started for Qt Noobs like me. There is an QJsfon example
http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtcore-json-savegame-example.html
but i wanted to start on an even lower level.

So this is what i have done for a first step:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/93hem5rr9uskcjr/QJsfon_1.zip?dl=0
Content of "readMe":

This project is a very stripped down example to save and load
data via QJsfon.
It is based on a prebuild QMainwindow project
which is atomaticly generated from QT Creator.
On the UI there is a slider and two buttons.
The saves button saves the current slider value via
QJsfon and respectivly the load button loads the value from
the Jsfon File.

[Flaming Moe]

A little next Step with 2 Sliders and 4 Buttons to test the parsing based on the "Keys"
https://www.dropbox.com/s/wvr8fbzjmugilta/Json_2.zip?dl=0

readMe:

This project is a very stripped down example to save and load
data via QJsfon.
It is based on a prebuild QMainwindow project
which is atomaticly generated from QT Creator.
On the UI there are 2 slider and 4 buttons.
The saves button saves the current slider value via
QJsfon and respectivly the load button loads the value from
the Jsfon File.

The loading happens in the opposite order of storing, this
was done intendedly to get a feeling for the parsing function
based on the "keys" e.g. "Slider_X".

[mcosta]

Hi,

@Flaming-Moe said:

QJsfon

Do you mean QJSon?

I dont understand what do you're asking us

[Flaming Moe]

Correct, i meant QJson.
I don´t ask anything. The idea is to mark a tread with a topic to make it "findable".
Of course, if someone finds issues in the code, post it.

[mcosta]

I think in this case should be better use a Wiki page!