Saving a file using a relative path

[admkrk]

That's exactly the point. You don't really know if the QFileDialog is changing what Qt thinks is the current path or not, and making the assumption that somehow QFileDialog pushes the current path onto some kind of stack and then pops it back off when it goes out of scope might be a wrong assumption.

Yeah I can be pig headed sometimes. The next couple days are going to be busy for me, but I will report back with the results when I get the chance.

I did check the current path in several places; before and after the QFileDialog call, for example, but did not think to scope it out.

[admkrk]

Change of plans so...

I setup the dialog as suggested, and scoped it out from the declaration to exec(). Checked the current directory before the block, at the end of the block, after the block, and in the slot. The current directory never changed from the application directory. The file still would not copy, until I added the whole path. Before using the whole path, I also changed it so I could get the error message, which was the same as originally; Error: "Cannot create /projects/Test/7segment2.csv for output".