Hi all, This message is inspired by the 'QGraphicsView and OpenGL in Qt6' topic.
We also still use Qt5 for our 2D image viewer/adjustment/inspection apps (several ones) because of QGraphicsView/Scene API: - image rendering is performed by OpenGL or OpenGL-over-ANGLE (so DirectX9/11 rendering is possible, this is a vital option for some buggy Windows OpenGL implementations) - QGraphicItem(s) are used to provide user interaction with displayed image: crop area, selection, text labels, etc, etc, etc So, there is a lot of QGraphicsView-related code in our apps... The time to migrate to QRhi* is definitely here: - OpenGL is deprecated on macOS (and we can’t say that it works well there, Metal is much better) - OpenGL over ANGLE is ugly, it is much better to use DX11/12 directly (and use compute shaders if allowed by implementation) So, my question is: are there any plans to provide QGraphicsView::setViewPort(QRHiWidget*) in some coming Qt6 version? Maybe Qt 6.8 or 6.9? If so: we'll need to port/convert our OpenGL-related code to QRHI-based QGraphicsScene::drawBackground (or so). If not: a lot more code will require changes. It would be great to know about plans to transfer QGraphsView to a new QRHI rendering framework, this will allow us to plan more correctly for the next year or two. Thanks in advance, Alex Tutubalin alex.tutuba...@gmail.com
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