QTextDocument *doc = textEdit->document(); QTextBlock currentBlock = textEdit->textCursor().block(); int length = currentBlock.length();In this example, we create a pointer to a QTextDocument object and set it to the document object of the QTextEdit widget. We then get the current text block from the QTextCursor object returned by the textCursor() function, and finally call the length() function on the current text block to retrieve the length of text. Overall, this function is useful for finding out how many characters are in a specific block of text, allowing users to perform formatting, editing or other operations on text blocks according to their length.