nupul
8th April 2006, 05:49
for a file with the following format:
[Desktop Entry]
Exec="/home/paschim/netbeans-4.1/bin/netbeans"
Terminal=0
Type=Application
Icon=/home/paschim/netbeans-4.1/nb4.1/netbeans.png
Categories=Application;Development;Java;IDE;
Name=NetBeans 4.1
Comment=Launches NetBeans IDE 4.1
Name[ja]=NetBeans 4.1
Comment[ja]=Launches NetBeans IDE 4.1
Name[zh]=NetBeans 4.1
Comment[zh]=Launches NetBeans IDE 4.1
The above is a .desktop file for Netbeans installed on my Linux/KDE distro.
For files with such formats what is the best way to access them: using QSettings or Qfile and Qtextstream?
:confused:
For which type of files should one choose the either of the above methods? will be helpful if you could also highlight the tradeoffs involved.
Can I read a file with QSettings, which has been hand coded and NOT written by any program before....Please give me an example of how to read any value from the above file.
Thanks
Nupul
[Desktop Entry]
Exec="/home/paschim/netbeans-4.1/bin/netbeans"
Terminal=0
Type=Application
Icon=/home/paschim/netbeans-4.1/nb4.1/netbeans.png
Categories=Application;Development;Java;IDE;
Name=NetBeans 4.1
Comment=Launches NetBeans IDE 4.1
Name[ja]=NetBeans 4.1
Comment[ja]=Launches NetBeans IDE 4.1
Name[zh]=NetBeans 4.1
Comment[zh]=Launches NetBeans IDE 4.1
The above is a .desktop file for Netbeans installed on my Linux/KDE distro.
For files with such formats what is the best way to access them: using QSettings or Qfile and Qtextstream?
:confused:
For which type of files should one choose the either of the above methods? will be helpful if you could also highlight the tradeoffs involved.
Can I read a file with QSettings, which has been hand coded and NOT written by any program before....Please give me an example of how to read any value from the above file.
Thanks
Nupul