[Qt-interest] Defining large QMap
Andre Somers
andre at familiesomers.nl
Tue Nov 2 08:35:52 CET 2010
Op 2-11-2010 8:27, yogesh upreti schreef:
> Hello Andre,
> Thanks for reply. I am using a similier approach, but I don't want to
> give that ASCII file to user of software. Is there a way to have it as
> a Binary file?
It doesn't need to be ASCII (or any other kind of .txt file). If you
use QDataStream, it is a binairy file. The only problem is that you'll
have to make a small application to write out the file in the first
place. That is very simple, but still.
> How is the method you say about using resourse file? I use that for
> images and icons but never for Maps.
Of course. You can put any file in a resource and compile that in. It is
not limited to icons or other images. It works the same way.
André
> Thanks
> Yogesh Upreti
>
>
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> Date: Mon, 01 Nov 2010 07:37:09 +0100
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> Op 31-10-2010 23:50, yogesh upreti schreef:
> > Hello Group,
> > I need a bit help. What is a good method of defining a big Map.
> > I have around 150 key pair value. Do I have to declare the map and
> > define each element one by one or there is a elegant way of
> doing this??
> >
> Basically, yes, you have to do it one by one. However, you don't
> need to
> put a huge hardcoded list of QMap::insert statements in your code, of
> course. I usually use a file with the data, either compiled in as a
> resource or externally, and load that in. You could even use a
> QDataStream to load the whole map in one go, but that means making
> sure
> that your input data is in the right format.
>
> Andr?
>
>
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