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  • mrjjM mrjj

    @AlvaroS
    Hi
    I dont know what you mean by
    "Is there any way to get the iterator of item selected ?"

    You mean scene->selectedItems() ?
    QList<QGraphicsItem *> QGraphicsScene::selectedItems() const
    Its a list ?

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    AlvaroS
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    #7

    @mrjj When I do for structure I save the line in the scene and in the lines_vector in the same iterator.
    So the line in 4 position in scene is the same position than the line in 4 position in lines_vector.
    So when I select for example one line in the scene, for example line 4, I have just to remove the line in position 4 in lines_vector.
    So is ther any way to get the position vector of line that user selected in the scene

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    • AlvaroSA AlvaroS

      @mrjj When I do for structure I save the line in the scene and in the lines_vector in the same iterator.
      So the line in 4 position in scene is the same position than the line in 4 position in lines_vector.
      So when I select for example one line in the scene, for example line 4, I have just to remove the line in position 4 in lines_vector.
      So is ther any way to get the position vector of line that user selected in the scene

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      mrjj
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      #8
      • in the same iterator.
        Iterator is a helper class. Do you mean same index?
        So first line and first struc_line but is at [0] in both lists?

      • So is ther any way to get the position vector of line that user selected in the scene
        The list contains one or more selected items.
        Its not in the order it was inserted. Just the order selected.
        So I dont think u can make a 1:1 map this way using selectedItems.

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      • mrjjM mrjj
        • in the same iterator.
          Iterator is a helper class. Do you mean same index?
          So first line and first struc_line but is at [0] in both lists?

        • So is ther any way to get the position vector of line that user selected in the scene
          The list contains one or more selected items.
          Its not in the order it was inserted. Just the order selected.
          So I dont think u can make a 1:1 map this way using selectedItems.

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        AlvaroS
        wrote on last edited by
        #9

        @mrjj Yes, index sorry.
        Okey so I can not do like that.

        I have tried to use QMap like:

        QMap<QGraphicsLineItem *, struc_line> LinesMap;
        
        //Adding lines to the scene and lines_vector
        for (int i=0; i<num_lines;i++)
                           line = scene->addLine(...)
                           LinesMap[line]=lines_vector[i];
        
        //Button to remove lines selected
        
         QGraphicsLineItem *found= LinesMap.value(ui->scene->selectedItems(), NULL);
        
        

        But it does not compile because there is a problem if users select more than one item because scene->selectedItems is a list

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          mrjj
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          wrote on last edited by
          #10

          yes
          you must loop over list and check each

          QList<QGraphicsItem *> selList=ui->scene->selectedItems();

          for (int c=0; c < selListt.size(); c++) {
          QGraphicsLineItem *found= LinesMap.value(selList[c], NULL);
          if (found) .....
          }

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          • mrjjM mrjj

            yes
            you must loop over list and check each

            QList<QGraphicsItem *> selList=ui->scene->selectedItems();

            for (int c=0; c < selListt.size(); c++) {
            QGraphicsLineItem *found= LinesMap.value(selList[c], NULL);
            if (found) .....
            }

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            AlvaroS
            wrote on last edited by
            #11

            @mrjj Okey and there I remove item of QMap but how can I remove item of lines_vector?
            Or you mean that I have to use QMap instead of std::vector?

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            • AlvaroSA AlvaroS

              @mrjj Okey and there I remove item of QMap but how can I remove item of lines_vector?
              Or you mean that I have to use QMap instead of std::vector?

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              mrjj
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              wrote on last edited by
              #12

              @AlvaroS
              yes, your vector should be replaced with map.

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              • mrjjM mrjj

                @AlvaroS
                yes, your vector should be replaced with map.

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                wrote on last edited by
                #13

                @mrjj I have tried to use QMap like you said but I get an error here:

                error: no matching function for call to 'QMap<QGraphicsLineItem*, struc_line>::key(QGraphicsItem*&)'
                QGraphicsLineItem *found=LinesMap.key(selList[c],NULL);
                ^

                You know why?

                Thanks a lot again

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                  mrjj
                  Lifetime Qt Champion
                  wrote on last edited by
                  #14

                  yes,we store QGraphicsLineItem * in map and selectedItems is QGraphicsItem *

                  If you only do select "lines" then u can store it as QGraphicsItem * instead and
                  then no need for casting etc.

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                  • mrjjM mrjj

                    yes,we store QGraphicsLineItem * in map and selectedItems is QGraphicsItem *

                    If you only do select "lines" then u can store it as QGraphicsItem * instead and
                    then no need for casting etc.

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                    wrote on last edited by
                    #15

                    @mrjj Perfect! It solved using std::map!!!! Thanks a lot

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                      mrjj
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                      wrote on last edited by
                      #16

                      super:)
                      good work.
                      please mark as solved.

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