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Originally Posted by tschucha
Sorry I looked at this but it is beyond my paygrade.
I'm just trying to get an idea as to what the hell "\0\0\0\x10\0%\x94h\ x3!>i\x2" means and how that could possibly map into some sort of a time structure. Presumably the "\"s are separators but the"x10", "0%" and x94h".... ???
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That's raw binary data encoded as text with non-ascii-printable characters escaped. If my guess is correct, it would start with the QVariant header (uint32 0x10 for QDateTime, uint8 0 for non-null), then the QDateTime which is made of a QDate (uint32 encoded Julian date) followed by a QTime (uint32 ms since midnight).