Could you get away with using the Unicode symbols for the ^2 and the likes?
André > Op 15 jul. 2015 om 09:47 heeft "Wehmer, Matthias" > <matthias.weh...@draeger.com> het volgende geschreven: > > Hi everybody, > > Currently we are working in the area of displaying texts and there formats. > Here we encountered the following strange behavior: > > - We have a text that we would like to auto scale via "fontSizeMode: > Text.Fit" > - Further this text shall be able to display rich texts, such as we can have > something like a^2. Thus we have set "textFormat: Text.RichText" > - The latter one is necessary as "textFormat: Text.AutoText" does not > recognize "a<sub>2</sub>" as rich text. > - Problem: When setting "textFormat: Text.RichText", the text is not scaled > automatically. > - It recognizes "<u>foo</u>" with Text.AutoText and it then the text fits > correctly. When setting Text.RichText though, the scaling does not work > anymore. So this is probably due to <u></u> being part of the StyledText > feature set. Unfortunately, super- and subscripts are not. > > Have you observed similar behavior and have a hint, why "fontSizeMode: > Text.Fit" does not work with "textFormat: Text.RichText"? Are there > additional steps to get it working? > > Thanks a lot and greetings from Germany > Matthias > > _______________________________________________ > Interest mailing list > Interest@qt-project.org > http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list Interest@qt-project.org http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest
