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The data in your version is a const char. string. It's encoding depends on the settings of your editor. Lenovo b460 driver for mac. According to the docs the const char. is written out assuming ISO-8859-1 charset. If your source file is in UTF-8 (or any other encoding), your 2, 3 or 4 bytes that make up one single character in your string are considered a single latin-1 character and output as the according utf-8 characters. If you have any other encoding than ISO-8859-1 in your const char.

string constants, you must convert them to a QString with the appropriate conversion routines and/or text codecs. Your @ out putString(QLatin1String(string)); @ The output definitely cannot be what you expect. Hello, I did some playing arround with it and managed to find the missing link: It seems that the file is initialized improperly.

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When you use @out.setCodec('UTF-8');@ it only sets the codec for the text (which means that after writing to the file the data in the file is encoded correctly), but the file is still not initialized properly. So I have added the BOM information manually. Check out the below code: @#define UTF8BOM ' xEF xBB xBF' #define UTF8 'UTF-8' #define UTF16LEBOM ' xFF xFE' #define UTF16LE 'UTF-16LE' #define UTF16BEBOM ' xFE xFF' #define UTF16BE 'UTF-16BE' QFile f( 'test.txt' ); // Remove the file if it exists if( f.exists ) f.remove(f.fileName); // Open the file in binary mode or exit if it fails if(!f.open(f.ReadWrite) ) return -2; f.write(UTF8BOM); // Write UTF-8 BOM to the start of the file f.setTextModeEnabled(true); // Enable text mode QTextStream out (&f); out.setCodec(UTF8); QString x = QString::fromUtf8('مرحبا n'); out.