Question

I’m using the the C++/Qt print function qDebug,
but sometimes I would like to control how “, space and newline is appended
and not use the default qDebug.

Let’s take a simple example:

QString var1("some string");
int var2 = 1;
qDebug() << var1 << "=" << var2;

This will print

"some string" = 1 

But Let’s say that I don’t like the appended ” and space
and would like the print to look like

some string=1 

How to I then call qDebug?

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Note: There is a function in qDebug called nospace, but it will remove the spaces.
But the ” is still there.

If I use this:

qDebug().nospace() << var1 << "=" << var2;

I get:

"some string"=1

But please note that I have still not found a way to get rid of the ending newline.

/Thanks

Answer 1

Try this format: qDebug("%s=%d", "string", 1);
In this case qDebug uses printf formatting

P.S. Adapted for your example: qDebug("%s=%d", var1.toStdString().c_str(), var2);