How do I subclass QDial to show notches values ?
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@Punt
Option has rect yes, used for the drawComplexControl call.
You own widget, also has rect, simply called rect or this->rect
which is the real area since the QDial is just painted. -
Hmm
so it dont use option.rect() for the tick drawing.
Strange.Alternatively
new a layout
set to your widget
New a QDial
add to layout
adjust layout margins to get room for text.
Paint the text in paintEvent.
Remove the drawComplexControl etc. -
Hmm
so it dont use option.rect() for the tick drawing.
Strange.Alternatively
new a layout
set to your widget
New a QDial
add to layout
adjust layout margins to get room for text.
Paint the text in paintEvent.
Remove the drawComplexControl etc. -
@Punt
Yes
In constructor
so it becomes a composite widget with a normal QDial inside.
You will also have to create some public signal to use from outside
since you cannot directly connect to the QDail.Hi
yes that seems to be possible.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/5hjry2pcb0mpsi2/myqdial.zip?dl=0
I just did it in Creator for test. Using code in
CustomDial is smarter. -
Hi
yes that seems to be possible.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/5hjry2pcb0mpsi2/myqdial.zip?dl=0
I just did it in Creator for test. Using code in
CustomDial is smarter. -
Sorry was busy...
I don't understand how to do it..
I tried, when I want to use layout() this is crashing.. I tried different things but isn't working, I'm tired of this button x)@Punt
Np.
Did u try test?
U must create layout first with new
and assign to ur widget
else
layout() returns null.
something like
QVBoxLayou *verticalLayout = new QVBoxLayout(this);
verticalLayout->setContentsMargins(32, 32, 32, 32);
QDial *dial = new QDial(this); ** might have this as class memeber
verticalLayout->addWidget(dial); -
@Punt
Np.
Did u try test?
U must create layout first with new
and assign to ur widget
else
layout() returns null.
something like
QVBoxLayou *verticalLayout = new QVBoxLayout(this);
verticalLayout->setContentsMargins(32, 32, 32, 32);
QDial *dial = new QDial(this); ** might have this as class memeber
verticalLayout->addWidget(dial);@mrjj said:
@Punt
Np.
Did u try test?
U must create layout first with new
and assign to ur widget
else
layout() returns null.
something like
QVBoxLayou *verticalLayout = new QVBoxLayout(this);
verticalLayout->setContentsMargins(32, 32, 32, 32);
QDial *dial = new QDial(this); ** might have this as class memeber
verticalLayout->addWidget(dial);Ok that worked, thanks bro ! now I'll add my texts where I want :)
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super!
You might need to surface some of the signals from the QDial to make
it do anything usefull.In this regards , please note that u -can- connect signals to signals
So you can define some new public signals and hook the new signals
to the QDial signals.
From outside u can then connect to the new signals.