QString originalString = "This is a long string"; QString truncatedString = originalString.truncate(10); // truncatedString = "This is a"
QString originalString = "A short string"; int maxLength = 5; QString truncatedString = originalString.truncate(maxLength); if (truncatedString.length() < originalString.length()) { truncatedString.append("..."); // add ellipsis if the string was truncated } // truncatedString = "A sho..."In this example, the original string "A short string" is truncated to a maximum length of 5 characters, resulting in a new string "A sho". Since the string was truncated, an ellipsis ("...") is added to the end of the truncated string using the QString append function. The package library used in these examples is Qt, specifically the QString class in the QtCore module.