Hello everyone,
I'm trying to send a python-string via a QTcpSocket. I am using this
structure:
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block = QtCore.QByteArray()
stream = QtCore.QTextStream(block, QtCore.QIODevice.WriteOnly)
stream << myPythonString
if myTcpSocket.isWritable():
myTcpSocket.write(block)
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However, it now seems that there are some corrupted characters at the
beginning of the bytearray (or textstream) :-S..
A solution for this can be to call stream.flush() just before I stream
myPythonString to it..
In code:
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block = QtCore.QByteArray()
stream = QtCore.QTextStream(block, QtCore.QIODevice.WriteOnly)
stream.flush() # removes the ascii dump successfully
stream << myPythonString
if myTcpSocket.isWritable():
print "writing data to ", str(socket.peerAddress().toString())
myTcpSocket.write(block) # crashes here
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But at this point, the program crashes at the last line when actually
writing to the socket.. How come? I found out that this crash can be
reproduced anywhere when calling stream.string() just after streaming
myPythonString to the textstream..
In code:
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block = QtCore.QByteArray()
stream = QtCore.QTextStream(block, QtCore.QIODevice.WriteOnly)
stream.flush() # removes the ascii dump
stream << myPythonString
print str(stream.string()) # crashes here already..
if myTcpSocket.isWritable():
print "writing data to ", str(socket.peerAddress().toString())
myTcpSocket.write(block)
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How on earth can this be?
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Nick Gaens
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