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Qt, the latest editions, supports the open document formats (Odf). A QTextDocument can be directly converted to odf. In fact, | Qt, the latest editions, supports the open document formats (Odf). A QTextDocument can be directly converted to odf. In fact, ODF is the default conversion format. | ||
QTextDocumentWriter makes the conversion easier. | QTextDocumentWriter makes the conversion easier. | ||
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''' | <code>QString fileName = QFileDialog::getSaveFileName(this, tr("Save File&quot;),<br /> "untitled&quot;,tr("Open Document ('''.odf)"));<br />QTextDocumentWriter odfWritter(fileName);<br />odfWritter.write(doc); // doc is QTextDocument'''</code> | ||
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Revision as of 10:25, 24 February 2015
h1. Exporting a document to ODF
Qt, the latest editions, supports the open document formats (Odf). A QTextDocument can be directly converted to odf. In fact, ODF is the default conversion format.
QTextDocumentWriter makes the conversion easier.
For example :
QString fileName = QFileDialog::getSaveFileName(this, tr("Save File&quot;),<br /> "untitled&quot;,tr("Open Document ('''.odf)"));<br />QTextDocumentWriter odfWritter(fileName);<br />odfWritter.write(doc); // doc is QTextDocument'''
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