c Qt property-holding
object that could parse strings in this format, still amateur with Qt and
trying not to reinvent wheels.
Thanks again guys,
Jason
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> *From:* d3fault
> *To:* Qt Interest
> *Sent:* Monday, February 4, 2013 10:07 PM
> *Subje
is there a concern about percent encoded characters?
%20, %7f, etc.
I think QURL would handle that better.
From: d3fault
To: Qt Interest
Sent: Monday, February 4, 2013 10:07 PM
Subject: Re: [Interest] Parsing key/value pairs from a string.
While what
While what you're asking is easily accomplishing using
QString::split() [0] , you could convince QUrl [1] (or QUrlQuery [2]
if using Qt 5) to do it for you if you make the string a valid URL
first: "http://blah.com/?your=query&goes=here"; and then ignore the
hostname/protocol functionality of QUrl.
I have a QString, properties, formatted something like:
keyvalue = key value
properties = keyvalue *( keyvalue )
E.g.: "color:red;material:wood;name:joe" or
"color=red&material=wood&name=joe" where and are
arbitrary but known ahead of time.
I'm loading the key/value pairs into a QMap.
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