Conversion of Qstring to Qint64

[citix]

I have a LineEdit and want to convert the value to qint64 (long) for some calculation. But I always get a problem and the value return 0. How can I solve it?

inline long GetInteger64FromStatic(QLineEdit* lineEdit)
{
QString text;
	qint64 nValue = 0;
//bool convertOK;
bool ok;
 
	nValue = lineEdit->text().toLong(&ok,10);
 
	return nValue;
 
}

inline long GetInteger64FromStatic(QLineEdit* lineEdit)
{
QString text;
	qint64 nValue = 0;
//bool convertOK;
bool ok;

	nValue = lineEdit->text().toLong(&ok,10);
	
	return nValue;

}

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[anda_skoa]

If you want a qint64 you should call QString::toLongLong().
long has the problem that on Windows, or at least the Microsoft C++ compiler, a long is only 4 bytes, basically equivalent of an int.

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[citix]

when I try this code I still get 0 for value = 20.5. But I need value=20. How can I solve it?

inline qint64 GetInteger64FromStatic(QLineEdit* lineEdit)
{
QString text;
	qint64 nValue = 0;
//bool convertOK;
bool ok;
 
	nValue = lineEdit->text().toLongLong(&ok,10);
 
	return nValue;
 
}

inline qint64 GetInteger64FromStatic(QLineEdit* lineEdit)
{
QString text;
	qint64 nValue = 0;
//bool convertOK;
bool ok;
 
	nValue = lineEdit->text().toLongLong(&ok,10);
 
	return nValue;
 
}

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[ChrisW67]

Well, yes, 20.5 is not an integer so you get zero and the ok flag set to false. If you need to accept floating point numbers then you need to convert to a double and then apply whatever rounding is appropriate.

[anda_skoa]

20.5 is not an integer value, it contains a .

Instead this is a floating point value, so have a look at QString::toDouble()

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