Qt 6 是努力使框架更高效,且更易于使用的结果。
为兼容每个发行的所有公共 API,我们试着维护二进制和源代码。但是,为使 Qt 成为更优框架,一些改变是不可避免的。
In this topic we summarize those changes in Qt XML, and provide guidance to handle them.
所有 SAX classes have been removed from Qt XML. Use QXmlStreamReader for reading XML files. Here are some simple steps to port your current code to QXmlStreamReader :
例如,若有代码像
QFile *file = new QFile(...); QXmlInputSource *source = new QXmlInputSource(file); Handler *handler = new Handler; QXmlSimpleReader xmlReader; xmlReader.setErrorHandler(handler); xmlReader.setContentHandler(handler); if (xmlReader.parse(source)) { ... // do processing } else { ... // do error handling }
可以把它重写成
QFile file = ...; QXmlStreamReader reader(&file); while (!reader.atEnd()) { reader.readNext(); ... // do processing } if (reader.hasError()) { ... // do error handling }
As SAX classes have been removed from Qt XML, QDomDocument has been re-implemented using QXmlStreamReader . This causes a few behavioral changes:
<tag attr=" a \n b " />
相当于
<tag attr="a b"/>
.
若使用 QDomDocument and rely on any of these, you must update your code and XML documents accordingly.
By default, text nodes containing only spacing characters are stripped and won't appear in the
QDomDocument
. The Qt 5 way of changing this behavior was using the
QDomDocument::setContent
() overload that allowed a
QXmlReader
to be supplied. That overload was removed in Qt 6.0, but since Qt 6.5, you can pass
QDomDocument::ParseOption::PreserveSpacingOnlyNodes
as a parse option, to specify that spacing-only text nodes must be preserved.
If your application or library cannot be ported right now, the
QXmlSimpleReader
and related classes still exist in Qt5Compat to keep old code-bases working. If you want to use those SAX classes further, you need to link against the new Qt5Compat module and add this line to your
qmake
.pro
文件:
QT += core5compat
In case you already ported your application or library to the
cmake
build system, add the following to your
CMakeList.txt
:
PUBLIC_LIBRARIES Qt::Core5Compat