QTextCursor and CSS: Problem with text-indent property
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I tried your code again in a standalone project and it worked right.
Looks like it's something related to multithreading.
You see, My application works with big documents (5000+ lines), So, to avoid GUI freezing, I do the QTextDocument building in another thread, and send it to the GUI thread through signal/slot.
So, my "Worker Class" has a slot:
const QString css = "p.indented{text-indent: 10px} p.normal{text-indent: 0px}"; void JsonParser::buildDoc() { QTextDocument *doc = new QTextDocument(); QTextCursor cursor(doc); doc->setDefaultStyleSheet(css); qDebug() << "[JsonParser] Lines translated, building document..."; QVector<QString> loglines = {"<p class=\"indented\">indented Text</p>", "<p class=\"normal\">normal Text</p>"}; while(!loglines.isEmpty()) { cursor.insertHtml(loglines.takeFirst()); cursor.insertBlock(); } emit processingFinished(doc); }the processingFinished() signal is connected to this slot in my MainWindow Class:
void MainWindow::logReady(QTextDocument *log) { ui->logViewer->setUpdatesEnabled(false); ui->logViewer->setDocument(log->clone(ui->logViewer)); ui->logViewer->setUpdatesEnabled(true); ui->mainToolBar->setEnabled(true); ui->actionAbrir_Log->setEnabled(true); }Am I missing something?
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Yes, there's a small but yet important difference: you're not reseting the format between two lines.
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True, I didn't notice that, sorry!
But looks like it only works for the first two lines...
Even your code, if I add two more lines, like:
QApplication app(argc, argv); QTextEdit te; QTextDocument *doc = te.document(); QTextCursor cursor(doc); QTextBlockFormat format; const QString css = "p.indented{text-indent: 10px} p.normal{text-indent: 0px}"; doc->setDefaultStyleSheet(css); QVector<QString> loglines = {"<p class=\"indented\">indented Text</p>", "<p class=\"normal\">normal Text</p>", "<p class=\"indented\">indented Text</p>", "<p class=\"normal\">normal Text</p>"}; while(!loglines.isEmpty()) { cursor.insertHtml(loglines.takeFirst()); cursor.insertBlock(format); } te.show(); return app.exec();It shows: screenshot
could you confirm this, @SGaist ?
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@Tyras
File a bug! I spent some time last night debugging that snippet. I couldn't tell why exactly is not working, but from what I saw you shouldn't be required toinsertBlock()even. The parser recognizes the<p>that as a block element and should supposedly insert it for you.
Unfortunately, I doubt you'll get much attention on that bug. If I had to guess, the code for theQTextDocumentclass predates even Qt4. Looking at the internal structure, in my opinion, a major refactoring is long overdue.Kind regards.
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That's bad news for me...
You see, If I don't use html/css, do the formatting using the QTextCharFormat and QTextBlockFormat and use insertText it works fine, but looks like I can't edit a single QTextDocument from multiple threads.
And I can't create nor insert premade QTextBlocks in a QTextDocument, so, the only option to do multithreading editing of the document is using html =/
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@Tyras said:
but looks like I can't edit a single QTextDocument from multiple threads
Why should that be?
And I can't create nor insert premade QTextBlocks in a QTextDocument, so, the only option to do multithreading editing of the document is using html =/
Look up, I see no reason why you wouldn't be able to do this. Also I don't really know why would you want to thread the document editing, but that's an entirely different affair.
Kind regards.
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