I have an issue which has been bugging for over an hour and decided just to ask here. Is there a proper way of converting a QByteArray to a char? I managed to get it working as char* but I need to pass it as a char.
Here is a code bit where I take the qbytearray and convert it to char*:
QByteArray MainWindow::checkSum(QByteArray &b)
{
qint16 b_len = b.length();
char xor = 0;
for ( int i = 0 ; i < b_len ; i ++ )
{
xor = xor ^ b[i];
}
return b;
}
void MainWindow::on_flipHorzButton_clicked()
{
// getFirmwareVersion = { 0xe6, 0x05, 0x12, 0x00}
QByteArray str;
char ch = checkSum(str).data();
str[0] =0xaa;
str[1] =0xbb;
str[2] =0xcc;
str[3] =0xdd;
str[4] = ch;
printf("%s", str[4]);
serial.write(str, 5);
}
Should I try to convert ch to char? If yes, how should I do it?
For some reason I had to rename "xor" to something else.
For your specific problem, you have to change that line :
char ch = checkSum(str).data()[0];
So that it returns the first character of the char* from the QByteArray