I have set a file to be read-only (right click and check readonly). Now when I try to remove the file using the function bool QDir::remove(const QString & fileName)
the file is not removed and false
is returned.
QFile::setPermission
, but that returns false
too.
Can anybody advise an approach for the same?file.setPermissions(QFile::ReadOther | QFile::WriteOther);
file.remove();
should work.
You can set file permissions with QFile
Of course this only for files you have user permission to do. The error may also be because the file is open in another app
First, have you checked QFile::error() to see why the file wasn't removed?
Second, in the event that you're still not getting a useful error message back, you could check the source to find out if you can get more information. Checking the source reveals the following, for example:
QFile::remove() uses the underlying file engine to do the removal. That file engine is platform specific and in qfsfileengine_win.cpp for windows. Line 830 shows that it's using DeleteFile to do the removal so you might be able to get more information by calling GetLastError, though I'd hope that Qt translates the error message appropriately.
QDir::remove() function is not a static function. so you can create QDir with parent file path and call then remove it:
QDir dir(parent's directory);
and then
dir.remove(fileName);
I think you should use this:
bool QFile::remove ( const QString & fileName ) [static]
instead of this:
QDir::remove ( const QString & fileName )
Have you tried to use bool QFile::remove(const QString &fileName)?
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