I am really against sharing the working solutions, because you will just copy-pasted it you will learn nothing so, here is what you have to do (although I really thought it is clear enough...) - just translate this "recipe" to the C++ language.
You have to split the string you pasted once before (as [3]) on the ',' character (see QString::split()) so you get the QStringList containing all the needed numbers (but theye are kept as STRINGs). Then you have to iterate over this list (see foreach() ) and convert every string to a number (see QString::toInt(), I also added & 0xff to get the least significant byte from the int, and static_casted it to uchar type, but I don't think all of this is neccessary), and append each number to the QByteArray. Then this byte array contains data you need, so you can use apropiate QImage constructor (QImage(uchar *data, int width, int height, QImage::Format format, ...) ) and the rest you already know. BR, Filip On Sat, Jun 14, 2014 at 2:10 PM, Damian Ivanov <damianator...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello once more, > > Filip would you mind sharing the code with me so you got the flag? > I tried lots of combinations... Should the data look like [1] ? > > 1 http://pastie.org/9289563 >
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