Suppose i have one folder and inside that another two files are there .
But when i am using uint QDir::count () const, it gives me 4 instead of 2 . the extra 2 is for “.” and “..” .i dont understand what is this “.” and “..”
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Suppose i have one folder and inside that another two files are there .
But when i am using uint QDir::count () const, it gives me 4 instead of 2 . the extra 2 is for “.” and “..” .i dont understand what is this “.” and “..”
“.” is the current folder, and “..” is the parent folder. It’s more a Linux thing, than a Windows thing. You can ignore them if you’re just counting files in a folder.