Display QStrings in QListWidget

[emp1953]

That would indicate that your array elements are empty strings.

Btw: if you read your input into QStringList, you can simply use QListWidget::addItems()

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I do print out the array using qDebug() and all the elements contain the correct strings. I'll try your QStringList suggestion.

Thank You

[d_stranz]

I do print out the array using qDebug() and all the elements contain the correct strings.

Are you sure you didn't accidentally define qstr_array as both a member variable of the class and as a local variable at the place where you read the strings from the file? If you defined it as a local variable, that "hides" the member variable and will be destroyed as soon as the read function exits, leaving you with a member variable with no content.