from PySide.QtCore import QBuffer, QByteArray # create a QBuffer object buffer = QBuffer() # open the buffer for writing buffer.open(QBuffer.WriteOnly) # write some data to the buffer data = QByteArray(b'hello') buffer.write(data) # close the buffer buffer.close()
from PySide.QtCore import QBuffer, QByteArray # create a QBuffer object buffer = QBuffer() # write some data to the buffer data = QByteArray(b'hello') buffer.setData(data) # open the buffer for reading buffer.open(QBuffer.ReadOnly) # read the data from the buffer data = buffer.readAll() # close the buffer buffer.close() # print the data print(data)This code creates a QBuffer object, writes some binary data to the buffer using the setData() method, opens the buffer for reading, reads the data from the buffer using the readAll() method, and then closes the buffer. The data is then printed to the console.