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First we include the QFile object in the Header file in our program. That's how we do it.

#include "qfile.h"
#include "qdir.h"

Now let's first check if there is a folder. If there are no folders, let's create
For this we will create a QDir object and call it with its exist() function. The word Dir comes from the word Directory. Now let's go to our code…

    QDir folder("c:/my_folder/");
    if(!folder.exists())
    {
        QDir().mkdir("c:/my_folder/");
    }

Here we checked the folder we were looking for with folder.exist (), and if not, we created it with mkdir(“”). This way you can check the files.

Now let's move on to reading and writing a file in QT GUI C ++.

First, let's print the file…

    QFile file(“c:/my_folder/file.txt”);
    file.open(QIODevice::Truncate|QFile::WriteOnly);
    //Method of the opening file
    file.write("");
    file.close(); //we are closing the file after writing.

Here we created a file with QFile and then decided how to open it. What we mean by opening is what we do with the file. With the QIDevice option we emptied its contents and said just write with QFile.

Then we write data with write command. And we've closed it with close(). Here we created a file and emptied the contents.

Now let's move on to reading data. This is a very simple process.

Again, first we create a file with QFile and give way to inside

QFile file("c:/my_folder/file.txt"); //we have created the file
    QTextStream text(&file); // we have read the file 
    while(!text.atEnd()) {
        QString text_line= text.readLine();

        ui->txtVeri->append(text_line);
    }
//Here we have write the text from the file to the textbox

    file.close();//and closed the read file

That is all.

Have a nice coding.

Burak Hamdi Tufan