Hi Christian,
Thank you for answering. Already tried that, but no luck. Seems as if I
have to manually handle the scaling out and low-pass filtering of the image and
so I do not know, seems weird.
Regards,
Felix
On dimarts, 26 de febrer de 2019 3:00:50 CET Christian
Hi, yes some limitations are there by design (projection, trajectory of lines),
and to overcome these limitations it is necessary of a bit of redesign +
implementation
supporting it.
When it comes to the shapes, however, i might not have explained my suggestion
well enough.
So the idea would be
Hi,
Like you said, different users have slightly different needs, but there are
also many things common. Our focus recently has been to make sure that old and
new Qt features work nicely on mobile and in making sure new mobile platforms
are supported swiftly. A lot of effort was put to WinRT /
Hi Jason,
another adavantage of the default is that the cached image can be used
for multiple items with different sizes using the same image by default.
Regards,
Gunnar
QR Code with ALL the bits. Scaling blends the edges.
Thanks, so that gets requestedSize to stop being (-1, -1) and my
Hi Jason,
it seems you missed this in the docs:
sourceSize : QSize
This property holds the actual width and height of the loaded image.
Unlike the width and height properties, which scale the painting of the
image, this property sets the actual number of pixels stored for the
loaded image so
I've got a custom QQuickImageProvider that I want to have always rendered at
native resolution.
However on every call requestedSize is QSize(-1, -1) forcing me to use my
default resolution which then gets scaled, which gives me fuzzy pixels.
I thought maybe fillMode was an issue, but is it not.
Thanks Paolo for your replies here and at qt bugs report
In fact I am porting a qt widget application based on QGraphicsScene to
QML and indeed these painting features are badly missing. Calculating
polygon/shapes screen coordinates is not an issue in itself but that
will become really tricky
1. Because my code is my organizations code and I don't have permission to share. (Commercial license) I do however file bugs, minimal examples and such, openly.
2. Because the code I write is done to satisfy a specific requirement, not Qt in general. Qt does have some of the best APIs, whereas m
Hi,
For my mobile personal projects, I'm using Felgo (previous v-play), it
implements the plugins for notification and other things. I love Qt, I'm
using it from the version 0.5x (last century) but I want to be honest, I
use Qt/Qml on mobile because I already know it (and it's a good tool) but
if
If you need dashed or dotted or styled lines, at the moment that's the only
workaround we can offer.
The built-in lines are using QTriangulatingStroker under the hood, that seems
to be missing that part
of the QPen features (brush, style).
as for map polygon, the only workaround i can think of,
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