问题
The docs say that QMediaPlaylist::addMedia returns false if it fails:
bool QMediaPlaylist::addMedia(const QMediaContent & content) Append the media content to the playlist. Returns true if the operation is successful, otherwise return false.
But this code will print true even though the file doesn't exist:
QMediaPlayer *player = new QMediaPlayer;
QMediaPlaylist *playlist = new QMediaPlaylist(player);
qDebug() << playlist->addMedia(QUrl("this file doesn't exist.mp4"));
If the file doesn't exist how can the operation be considered successful?
回答1:
After stepping into the Qt sources, I saw that QMediaPlaylist::addMedia() calls QMediaNetworkPlaylistProvider::addMedia()
, which always returns true:
bool QMediaPlaylist::addMedia(const QMediaContent &content)
{
return d_func()->control->playlistProvider()->addMedia(content);
}
bool QMediaNetworkPlaylistProvider::addMedia(const QMediaContent &content)
{
Q_D(QMediaNetworkPlaylistProvider);
int pos = d->resources.count();
emit mediaAboutToBeInserted(pos, pos);
d->resources.append(content);
emit mediaInserted(pos, pos);
return true;
}
Although why it needs to return a bool that's always true is a mystery to me.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29603018/qmediaplaylistaddmedia-returns-true-for-nonexistent-files