Hot to express "Int16[] myInt16Array = new Int16[5];" in Qt?

[mkdh]

C# Code:
Int16[] myInt16Array = new Int16[5];

Hot to express the code in Qt?

[SGaist]

Hi,

It's nothing Qt specific, it's a C++ question. Here you have a good explanation about dynamic allocation.

However depending on what you want to do with your array, you could just use a QVector<qint16> so no need for dynamic allocation, just put your ints in it.

Hope it helps

[mkdh]

@SGaist
Thanks.
I thought you mean the two way:

Method 1:
QList<qint16> myInt16Array;

Method 2:
qint8 *myInt16Array;
myInt16Array=new qint8[5];

[mkdh]

@SGaist
Q1:
If my C# code look like below:

    byte[] mybyte = { };
    if (bWriteBmp)
    {
        Bitmap mybmp = this.DrawBitmap(myFile, 75, 65);//<----my function
        if (mybmp!= null)
        {
            MemoryStream ms = new MemoryStream();
            mybmp.Save(ms, ImageFormat.Bmp);
            mybyte = ms.ToArray();
        }
    }

Hot to express the code in Qt?

Q2:
my C# code:
myCheck = BitConverter.GetBytes(myValue);

Could I alway use the below code in Qt for any types of "myCheck"?
(ex. set qint16 "myCheck" or set qint32 "myCheck" or set int "myCheck")
myCheck = QByteArray::fromRawData((const char *)&myValue, sizeof(myValue));

[mcosta]

@mkdh You're asking to translate a C# code in C++/Qt. I suggest to study the C++ language and then move to Qt.

In your case you can find very useful theQByteArray class.