Since QFtp::get() takes an QIODevice you can use a QBuffer instead a QFile.
Since QFtp::get() takes an QIODevice you can use a QBuffer instead a QFile.
Zergi (27th March 2008)
Hmm I was trying to do it, but i simply dont know how... Can You give me a little example?;]
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I don't know what I should write. Instantiate a QBuffer, open it with ReadWrite permission, give it to QFtp and wait till QFtp is finished.
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