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QUESTION
I'm trying to display an image in a Gtk window I have the image stored in memory as a std::string and I'm trying to display it but I cant seem to get the image into a GdkPixbuf*
.
This is my Function that gets the image data i know it works because if I write the data to a file I can open it
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-30 at 17:18simply casting the data as a (const guchar*)
should work
QUESTION
I am trying to test run the first example in curlpp and I am getting the error "Undefined symbol: _curl_easy_setopt". I have an idea that this is a problem with how I have tried linking the library. Below is my methodology.
header search paths -> for both debug and release -> (I typed) /usr/local/include
library search paths -> for both debug and release -> (I typed) /usr/local/lib
other linker flags -> for both debug and release -> (I typed) -lcurlpp
I ran the the example with an API url I have used in python successfully in place of "example.com".This is a picture of the full error. Thank you!`
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-09 at 01:15QUESTION
looking at how high level languages, like Java, C# and Python handle http requests as a client, I'm wondering what the default approach is in c++ today.
My requirements are:
- HTTP Client for a REST Interface
- HTTP over SSL
- Support of OAuth2 Client credentials
The OAuth2 support I scratched very fast and accepted, that this needs to implemented.
I found a number of libraries, but most of them appear to be rather outdated and a bit "unprofessional".
So here is a list of what I could find and what my thoughts are about these:
libcurl
While this appears to be the most professional choice. The C API is a bummer and of course the OAuth support does not exist. But this seems to be the optimal choice for me right now.
CPR
A c++ wrapper for libcurl and it appears to be a rather badly maintained library, which is a nono. It appears to have https support, but in the github md it says it hasnt.
curlpp
This project appears to be not maintained anymore.
boost::asio
If I am not mistaken, I have to do everythings myself here. I am trying to get sth. done and don't want to reinvent the wheel.
Qt
While it doesn't look bad, I'm kind of reluctant towards using a UI framework for communication. But maybe I'm mistaken.
cpprestsdk
While looking good for my purpose at first, OAuth2 client credentials are not supported. The whole OAuth2 part is flagged as experimental. And thats the case for a few years now. Seems to be unfinished and badly maintained.
Conclusions
So probably c++ isn't the usual language you do http client stuff in, but this is such a basic thing, that I'm suprised about the libraries that are out there.
Did I miss anything big?
What is the default approach at this? Is there a better "high level" choice. Or is the default approach doing it low level boost::asio style for optimal performance?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-12 at 20:38I think you skipped most common libraries like crow for a small projects and fast pace development. It's quite limited however provides enough functionality.
The Poco Project which is the most mature library I came across and provides a lot of functionality for mature projects.
QUESTION
I would like to map/write below curl (this curl works correctly in Linux terminal) into cpp code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-11 at 20:01PostFields
is just a typedef
for cURLpp::OptionTrait
, I'm simplifying things below.
If you read the error messages carefully, they tell you exactly what is wrong:
error: no matching function for call to 'curlpp::OptionTrait, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS>::OptionTrait(std::__cxx11::list >&)'
What that is basically saying is that you can't pass a std::list
to the constructor of PostFields
. There are 4 candidate constructors reported in the error details, none of which take a std::list
as input:
QUESTION
I am new to C++ and curlpp, and I needed the header response and the response body from the curlpp response, but what is happening is I am getting both the things in the same string, is there any way or any flag which will help me in storing the header response and response body separately.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-17 at 21:41You can simply split the response:
QUESTION
I want to write C++ code with using curlpp library which work exactly as following example on curl if it possible of course.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-02 at 12:16I decided to post answer here, perhaps it will help somebody like me
QUESTION
I have requirement to set Maximum Fragment Length Negotiation for SSL records in my C++ application. I am using curlpp and wolfSSL for SSL support.
In wolfSSL I can find wolfSSL_UseMaxFragment(), and wolfSSL_CTX_UseMaxFragment() which supports this feature. However I am not able to find any such option to set in curlpp in options.hpp.
I am very new to curl and curlpp. Please let me know how I can achieve this.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-19 at 07:46libcurl does not offer any API to set this config as of today.
If you really need this, I would propose two different ways forward with different amounts of work and features:
just add the code yourself to licurl's WolfSSL's backend to make it happen automagically. Although that would be a change the curl project wouldn't want...
write up a way to set this via the standard libcurl API and propose this change to the curl project and then we could work on seeing how feasible it is and what it would take to support in other TLS backends as well
libcurl truly is the sum of all our best efforts!
QUESTION
I am a beginner at C++ and would like to know how I include and use curl in my project. I am using https://github.com/dacap/pocketcpp on Windows. I searched the internet on how to include curl but I can't find any easy answers...
This is what I've got so far:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-12 at 09:41From the pocketcpp link you provided:
In next versions you'll be able to link multiple .cpp files and to use third party libraries
So... yeah. It looks like with pocketcpp you can't do anything more than compile a single cpp
file. Use a fully fledged IDE, like Visual Sudio, Visual Studio Code, Eclipse, Code::Blocks etc.
QUESTION
I'm calling a REST WS with a JSON payload to subscribe certains events. The server answer with HTTP-Code 201 and a field named Location in the HTTP-Header with the ID of the subscription.
As an example, in curl (-v) we get:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-22 at 11:43Ok, I found it.
Simply adding
QUESTION
Now I learning C++ multithreading. I wrote a simple proxy checker. But i don`t know how to fix problem what i have with it:
I think I need to use std::mutex. But I can not find place where it will work.
.h:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-18 at 14:05With mutex you have to protect the variables which are accessed by multiple threads and are not thread safe.
That would be proxy_list
in your case, it's std::vector
which is not thread safe (and also std::string
s and int
s inside of it are not thread safe). The change is only to be done in parse_list()
. Here's the code:
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