Hello Oliver, Am Mittwoch, 22. Januar 2014, 08:21:11 schrieb Till Oliver Knoll: > Am 21.01.2014 um 20:25 schrieb Petric Frank <pfr...@gmx.de>: > > ...QGraphicsWigdet. Only texts (w/ reduced HTML) can be > > passed to the setTooltip method.
The class i meant QGraphicsItem, not QGraphicsWidget - my mistake. > Haven't tried it, but wouldn't it be possible to define an <img> tag then > which references an /embedded/ QPixmap (which would have to be dynamically > created, off course - somehow). Exactly what may solve my problem. How this <img> tag must be crafted. And how the c(++) code must look like to be referred ? So having in the code an QPixmap instance like QPixmap pixmap; filled with the drawing i wnt to have. How to refer it ? > > ... > > Or is it - in this case - allowed to include the private header ? > > It is always "allowed" to include whatever you want (at least in the Qt > world anyway - some other companies have a different view on that topic > when it comes to "App Store Rules" ;)), as long as you remember what > "private" implies: "You're on your own!" Thats the reason i want to avoid it. > So the only one who might "punish" you is your compiler once those private > headers change... exactly. > That said, if you have a valid use case and the private API call does work, > you could make a "feature request" - or even better: provide your own Qt > changes to the project for review :) If there is no other way i may go on this track. The use case may be a genealogy tree and display a picture of the member (together with additional info) when hovering a mouse over it. The picture is placed in a database, so not referrable by ordinary <img> tags. regards Petric _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list Interest@qt-project.org http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest
