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    Exclamation Findind difficulty in calling a function in QFile

    Hi,

    i am trying to call a function that is present in another program, i.e i am having a function in a.cpp and assume that the function name is "version(fp)",
    and i am having the implementation of this function in another program b.cpp "version(FILE *ver)", and these are implemented in C by the use of file Concepts but know i need to replace this code by using the concept of QFile and i am unable to execute this Function perfectly.

    So please help/guide me,
    The QT Version that is using by me is 4.7.4

    Please please help/guide me
    thanks in advacne

    regardsm
    Rohith.g

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    Default Re: Findind difficulty in calling a function in QFile

    Why do you need to replace the function?

    How does the code you have look like and what doesn't work?

    Cheers,
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