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    Hi to everybody,

    how can save file on SD Card with Qt (on Symbian device)?

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    In the same way as you would normally write a file to an SD card on Symbian device. Using Qt is no different.

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    Hi,

    first, thanks for reply.
    Since I'm developing with Qt Creator I need to simulate, with Qt Simulator, the storage of file on sd card.
    The only library that I found is QSystemStorageInfo which allow to know the name of logical device (Removable or Internal Drive) and their capability and usage, but I don't know how save a file on removable drive.
    How can I know the path to access to removable drive? Moreover I have a dubt: Does Qt Creator use the "nameProjetc-build-simulator" directory to simulate the filesystem or sd card of a mobile device?

    Many thanks!

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    QtCreator doesn't simulate anything.
    Your biological and technological distinctiveness will be added to our own. Resistance is futile.

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    So, what should i use to fully simulate Qt application on mobile and/or Symbian device?

    Thanks!

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    Quote Originally Posted by dmartino View Post
    So, what should i use to fully simulate Qt application on mobile and/or Symbian device?
    I don't know a tool that would be able to do that. Maybe qemu is able to do it. You need an emulator and not a simulator for that.
    Your biological and technological distinctiveness will be added to our own. Resistance is futile.

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    You can get a simulator for Symbian, but it doesn't attempt to do any emulation of the hardware. Ie, it will only run applications that are specifically compiled for running under the simulator.

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