How to build Qstring from char or string?

[tonnot]

Wich is the fast and symple way for build a QString from a char or string value ?
I want to pass some string to a Qdialog that wants a QString ....
Thanks

[kabanek]

it works for me

std::string ss = "test";
 
    QString aa(ss.c_str());
 
    qDebug()<<aa;

std::string ss = "test";

    QString aa(ss.c_str());

    qDebug()<<aa;

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[Zlatomir]

it works for me

std::string ss = "test";
 
    QString aa(ss.c_str());
 
    qDebug()<<aa;

std::string ss = "test";

    QString aa(ss.c_str());

    qDebug()<<aa;

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As far as i know, that QString is going to be valid as long as the std::string will be. (it share data with that pointer returned by c_str() ) Please contradict me if i'm wrong!

So a better solution is the static member of QString fromStdString() for std::string
Or fromAscii(), fromLatin1() for char* string.

[tonnot]

I want to use strings at Qmessagebox.
Exists a function at QmessageBox to convert string to Qstring (that is the parameter waited by Qmessabox) ?
I dont want to write no include if it is not neccesary.
Thanks Kabanek & Zlatomir

[Zlatomir]

You don't have to include anything, both the methods i suggested are in the QString (static members of QString), if you didn't notice, in my previous post the functions names are links to documentation.

You can use it like this:

std::string str = "Text";
    QString inText = QString::fromStdString(str);
    what_ever->setText(inText);

std::string str = "Text";
    QString inText = QString::fromStdString(str);
    what_ever->setText(inText);

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