Strange Json issue, conversion from QByteArray to QJsonDocument not working as intended
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@DanBar
What is the output of the following?QJsonParseError jsonError; QJsonDocument configJsonDoc = QJsonDocument::fromJson(decryptedConfigData, &jsonError); if( jsonError.error != QJsonParseError::NoError ) log( QString("Json error: %1").arg(jsonError.errorString()) ); else if( configJsonDoc .isNull() ) log( "Null JsonDocument );wrote on 6 Aug 2018, 09:59 last edited by -
Lifetime Qt Championwrote on 6 Aug 2018, 10:26 last edited by jsulm 8 Jun 2018, 10:26
@DanBar Can you show the JSON string you get?
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Moderatorswrote on 6 Aug 2018, 10:51 last edited by raven-worx 8 Jun 2018, 10:53
@DanBar said in Strange Json issue, conversion from QByteArray to QJsonDocument not working as intended:
"Json error: illegal number"
what does that mean?possibly an integer/decimal value beginning with
0(e.g.propertyName: 01234)? unless it's an octal value. -
@DanBar said in Strange Json issue, conversion from QByteArray to QJsonDocument not working as intended:
"Json error: illegal number"
what does that mean?possibly an integer/decimal value beginning with
0(e.g.propertyName: 01234)? unless it's an octal value.wrote on 6 Aug 2018, 15:09 last edited by@raven-worx There are many values that are 0 and a few values that are decimal, are those allowed while running in Qtcreator but not as an installed program?
a sample part of the json:
"name": "Test 4",
"valueA": 180,
"valueB": "",
"valueC": 9,
"valueD": 1,
"valueE": 0.8869204367,
"valueF": 1500,
"valueG": "C",
"valueH": 0,
"valueI": "16d29c44-3d0941",
"valueJ": "1392fa45-68c943",
"valueK": "2018-08-06 09:07:29", -
@raven-worx There are many values that are 0 and a few values that are decimal, are those allowed while running in Qtcreator but not as an installed program?
a sample part of the json:
"name": "Test 4",
"valueA": 180,
"valueB": "",
"valueC": 9,
"valueD": 1,
"valueE": 0.8869204367,
"valueF": 1500,
"valueG": "C",
"valueH": 0,
"valueI": "16d29c44-3d0941",
"valueJ": "1392fa45-68c943",
"valueK": "2018-08-06 09:07:29",@DanBar
Hi
You you also output
http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qjsonparseerror.html#offset-var
as it gives a clue where in the file it gets error. -
@raven-worx There are many values that are 0 and a few values that are decimal, are those allowed while running in Qtcreator but not as an installed program?
a sample part of the json:
"name": "Test 4",
"valueA": 180,
"valueB": "",
"valueC": 9,
"valueD": 1,
"valueE": 0.8869204367,
"valueF": 1500,
"valueG": "C",
"valueH": 0,
"valueI": "16d29c44-3d0941",
"valueJ": "1392fa45-68c943",
"valueK": "2018-08-06 09:07:29",Moderatorswrote on 6 Aug 2018, 19:55 last edited by raven-worx 8 Jun 2018, 20:01@DanBar said in Strange Json issue, conversion from QByteArray to QJsonDocument not working as intended:
There are many values that are 0 and a few values that are decimal, are those allowed while running in Qtcreator but not as an installed program?
a sample part of the json:
"name": "Test 4",
"valueA": 180,
"valueB": "",
"valueC": 9,
"valueD": 1,
"valueE": 0.8869204367,
"valueF": 1500,
"valueG": "C",
"valueH": 0,
"valueI": "16d29c44-3d0941",
"valueJ": "1392fa45-68c943",
"valueK": "2018-08-06 09:07:29",none of those values should raise this error as far i see.
I was talking about decimals bigger than0. So 0 is of course a valid decimal value, but02934notBut you havent answered my first question. Are you sure you already received the full data before you start to parse the JSON data?!
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Hi,
How long is the long array that makes things fail ?
See QTBUG-47629 for a limitation on QJsonObject's size.
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wrote on 7 Aug 2018, 06:17 last edited by
Thank you all for your help!
I was able to solve this issue, but the problem wasn't in the Json itself. I got a tip a tip from my colleague to check the .dll-files in the installation folder, and I noticed that they weren't entirely up to date. When I replaced them with the correct version of .dll-files the issue was solved. I still don't know exactly what caused this issue between the versions (version 5.9 and 5.10) but the issue is solved so I'm happy in either case.
Again, thanks!
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Thank you all for your help!
I was able to solve this issue, but the problem wasn't in the Json itself. I got a tip a tip from my colleague to check the .dll-files in the installation folder, and I noticed that they weren't entirely up to date. When I replaced them with the correct version of .dll-files the issue was solved. I still don't know exactly what caused this issue between the versions (version 5.9 and 5.10) but the issue is solved so I'm happy in either case.
Again, thanks!
@DanBar said in Strange Json issue, conversion from QByteArray to QJsonDocument not working as intended:
installation folder
Which installation folder do you mean? Qt? Your app?
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@DanBar said in Strange Json issue, conversion from QByteArray to QJsonDocument not working as intended:
installation folder
Which installation folder do you mean? Qt? Your app?
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@DanBar How do you create this installation directory? Qt provides tools for deployment.
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wrote on 8 Aug 2018, 11:41 last edited by
@jsulm we make an installation file for our combined system, including multiple programs sharing some but not other resources. we use an nsi script to manage this. usually works fine. I just missed updating some of the .dll files.
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