Hi,
First, thanks for the quick reply !
Quote Originally Posted by nouknouk View Post
Hi,

2 maybe 3 ideas:

- add a qDebug() statement too in case you don't find the searched string: maybe the debug line is not displayed because you forgot something like 'qt+= console' in your .pro file.
Debugging is correctly working in my program, I have other qDebug() lines and they are correctly working...

Quote Originally Posted by nouknouk View Post
- display (in a qDebug) the content of the QStringList, thus, you'll ensure that what you are searching for is REALLY inside the list.

On my side, i bet you don't have what expected in your string list.
I already tried displaying the content of the QStringList, but my program ends unexpectedly with a
Qt Code:
  1. ASSERT failure in QList<T>::operator[]: "index out of range", file /usr/include/QtCore/qlist.h, line 399
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Greetings,