Any chance the file exists from a previous run of the program?
Sometimes QT uses fnferr to indicate that it can't overwrite a file, in
which case you might try an "if exists, delete" thing before saving.
--Chris
On Feb 4, 2005, at 12:51 PM, Ron Stanonik wrote:
It makes no sense to get
fnferr, since the file is being created by toFile() and shouldn't exist
yet