Sounds like the saved images are already corrupted. Somewhat related to
https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-115454 IMO.
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> But since you want to edit it, it is probably too cumbersome. Of your two
> suggested approached I think the QTextLayout has the best chance of working.
So do you mean subclassing QTextLayout and accessing the private APIs?
I also think it might be the way to do so but I'm just not sure if
that'
Hi again,
> > > Replace the non-visible character in the model with a visible one in the
> > > view?
> > Well, there are some reasons that I personally would like to avoid
> > that. Firstly this
> > feature itself is more of a view-level function, modifying the model
> > sounds weird[1].
> My sugg
> > So the question is, what's the proper approach to implement such a feature
> > using Qt's public API? Do the mentioned two approaches sound right?
> >
> Replace the non-visible character in the model with a visible one in the view?
Well, there are some reasons that I personally would like to a
Hi,
I'm attempting to implement a feature in a plain text editor that similar
to Notepad++'s "show hidden characters", which allows toggle the visibility
of non-printable characters, like zero-width space, CR LF and so-on, which
look like this in Notepad++ (see the attachment for the sample docume
Hi,
In Qt 5, QAudioProbe is a pretty handy class that allows developers
attach it on a QMediaObject to monitor the audio currently being
played. For example, it can be use to attach to a QMediaPlayer to
create real-time audio visualization.
In Qt 6, QAudioProbe no longer exists, and it seems ther
