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    Default How to read record from .tar file to Qbyte Array

    Hi team,
    i am new to QT
    i have a requirement where i have to read the contents of file named "xyz.tar" to QbyteArray.

    After reading to QbyteArray, i have create a file with same name in other location and copy the contents from Qbyte array to new file .but i can copy only 8 bytes at a time from QbyteArray to new file.

    is there a way i can read the contents of .tar file in Qt?


    Regards,
    Anamika

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    Default Re: How to read record from .tar file to Qbyte Array

    You don't show us any code, so how are we to help you?

    but i can copy only 8 bytes at a time from QbyteArray to new file.
    This does not make any sense, but with no code, no way to know what is wrong.
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