Dear all, (QSvgGenerator is part of the SVG module isn't it? Otherwise my question is rendered mute.)
I am also using SVG in my application which is a desktop application that
presents the user with a graphical representation of their data.
I use a QGraphicsScene to do on-screen rendering. The 'images' that are shown
on-screen will at some point be used in scientific publications so I need to
provide an export. A vector format is the obvious choice.
Since Qt can create SVG easily based on a QGraphicsScene and SVG is supported
on all my target platforms I chose SVG. Currently, I am using code that looks
like this:
// setup scene
QGraphicsScene scene;
scene.addItem(...);
// setup svg generator
QSvgGenerator svgGen;
svgGen...
// render scene to svg
QPainter painter( &svgGen );
scene.render( &painter );
As QtSVG is now deprecated and superseded by QtWebKit how would the same be
done using the webkit module. I have never looked at the webkit module because
I haven't seen any use cases so far.
Thanks for your input
Christian
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