I've seen a lot o questions around this, but so far none worked for me.
I've tried the 2 most common answers but I get the same error.
being but an unsigned char buf[10];
this,
QByteArray databuf;
databuf = QByteArray::fromRawData(buf, 10);
or this,
QByteArray databuf;
databuf = QByteArray(buf, 10);
got me the same error,
error: invalid conversion from 'unsigned char*' to 'const char*' [-fpermissive]
any advice?
thank you
Yes, it is possible to increment it, just like any number, and it's also faster.
However, from i=128:255 the chars and the unsigned chars cannot be casted, or you would have different outputs, because unsigned char saves the values from [0:256] and char saves the values in the interval [-128:127]).
QByteArray is the Qt class to store a array of bytes. It is analogous to a char *. Unlike a QString, a QByteArray has no encoding information and makes no attempt to decode bytes into characters.
It's just signedness issue, so this should work:
databuf = QByteArray(reinterpret_cast<char*>(buf), 10);
Or with legacy C-style cast:
databuf = QByteArray((char*)buf, 10);
(Here's one of many many discussions about which you should use.)
Easier alternative is to remove unsigned
from declaration of buf
, if you don't need it there for some other reason.
Note, that if you use that fromRawData
method, it does not copy the bytes, so better be sure buf
won't go out of scope too soon. If unsure, do not use it...
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