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    Default Extracting strings in files

    I have this model file that is plain text but very cryptic like. And I was wondering, I've googled but to no available. Or maybe I have been looking in the wrong places. Is there an equivelent of sscanf in Qt4?
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    Default Re: Extracting strings in files

    you can
    • read a line and match it to a QRegExp
    • read your lines with a QTextStream and >>
    • read a line a parse its contents with a plain C sscanf


    I suggest to try the QRegExp.

    HTH

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    Default Re: Extracting strings in files

    Quote Originally Posted by caduel View Post
    you can
    • read a line and match it to a QRegExp
    • read your lines with a QTextStream and >>
    • read a line a parse its contents with a plain C sscanf


    I suggest to try the QRegExp.

    HTH
    Yeah thats what I was figuring but kinda hoped for a function like that already.
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