30.08.2013, 23:09, "Michael Jackson" <imikejack...@gmail.com>:
> I have a large code base that we are migrating to more fully utilize Qt
> classes. Many places in the code have lines like the following:
>
> std::string path("/path/to/foo.txt");
> FILE* f = fopen(path.c_str(), "wb");
>
> If the "path" variable is now declared as a QString which QString method
> would be me the equivalent as the "c_str()" of std::string?
>
> Not sure if I should be using "toASCII()" or "data()" or "toUtf8()" or what
> exactly.
Note that if you replace std::string with QString, EACH TIME you use it in C
string context you will trigger conversion from UTF16 to UTF8, because QString
stores its data in UTF16. It also takes 2x more memory for ASCII characters
which can matter in some cases.
QByteArray is a more straightforward replacement for std::string, it does not
introduce conversion and memory overheads while providing reach API and
platform independent copy on write behavior.
>
> Google didn't really give me a definitive answer.
>
> Many Thanks
> --
> Mike Jackson
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Konstantin
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