Read specific attribute in xml file
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Hello all,
i have to read xml file and print a specific attribute name once and values in a file like
hello:Yes,No,No
hello1:No,Yes
hello3:No,No,Noi have a xml file like
<Root Name="hello" result= "yes"/>
<Root Name="hello" result= "No"/>
<Root Name="hello" result= "No"/>
<Root Name="hello1" result= "No"/>
<Root Name="hello1" result= "yes"/>
<Root Name="hello3" result= "No"/>
<Root Name="hello3" result= "No"/>
<Root Name="hello3" result= "No"/>how can i do this ? any suggestions ?
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It depends which API you are using to read XML: Qt provides 3 ways to do it. The recommended QXmlStreamReader allows you to use QXmlStreamReader::attributes() to explorer the attributes of a StartElement.
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It depends which API you are using to read XML: Qt provides 3 ways to do it. The recommended QXmlStreamReader allows you to use QXmlStreamReader::attributes() to explorer the attributes of a StartElement.
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@JohanSolo Thanks , i can read a attributes but i want print like this
hello:Yes,No,No
hello1:No,Yes
hello3:No,No,No
in a another file or in qdebug ?
how can i achieve this ? any idea ?@Narthan said:
@JohanSolo Thanks , i can read a attributes but i want print like this
in a another file or in qdebug ?
how can i achieve this ? any idea ?QDebugis as the name suggests for debugging mostly (but clearly not only), and usually prints incerr, therefore if you want to get the output whatever build type, rather go forcoutor a file. It's really up to you...In order to achieve the wanted counting, you have several choices: QMultiMap, a
QMapofQVector, aQHashofQVector, etc. Or you could use aQMapofQStringin which you concatenate every "result" field.
