On 2013/8/13 20:11, Mandeep Sandhu wrote:
On Tue, Aug 13, 2013 at 4:14 PM, Richard Turner <tur...@yiran.org
<mailto:tur...@yiran.org>> wrote:
|Hi,
| QString str =
"http%3A%2F%2F192.168.1.1%3A80%2Fservlet%2Fcom.mcdonalds.report.view.excel.ExcelReportServlet%3Ffile%3D4162%26columns%3D0%26srcType%3DdefineBean%26width%3D0%26height%3D0%26reportParamsId%3D101767%26cachedId%3D4163%26t_i_m_e%3D1376389959473&pageStyle=0";
QUrl downloadUrl1 = QUrl::fromEncoded(str.toUtf8());
QUrl downloadUrl2 = QUrl::fromPercentEncoding(str.toUtf8());
assert(downloadUrl1.toString() == downloadUrl2.toString());
assert(downloadUrl1 == downloadUrl2);
Why is the second assertion fails when the first assertion still passes?
What is the underlying difference between QUrl::fromEncoded and
QUrl::fromPercentEncoding?
I think you're using Qt4 since the first assert is passing (in Qt5 it
would've failed as the default arg to QUrl::toString() has changed).
QUrl::fromEncoded assumes the string is ASCII encoded only. Is there a
non-ASCII char somewhere in that url?
-mandeep
Thanks Mandeep!
I'm running Qt 4.8.4 on Windows 7. And as you can see in the above code,
there's no non-ASCII char in that string.
Richard
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