QTcpSocket Write & \0 \x00

[wysota]

\0 is interpreted as the end of a string so appending it to a string will have no useful result without telling the callee the size of the character array. So either don't append null bytes to the array (as it already contains a null character at the end) and/or pass the size of the array to the callee. Or use QByteArray:

QByteArray ba = "data";
ba.append('\0');
socket->write(ba);

QByteArray ba = "data";
ba.append('\0');
socket->write(ba);

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