Animation with QPropertyAnimation and QTimer

mrjj

anim1->setStartValue(1);
anim1->setEndValue(0.3);

Hi, and welcome
Im not sure what you say, so im guessing :)

It sounds like your problem is that the opacity
stays at 0.3 after animation ends?

Cant you just set opacity back to 1.0 ?

21sdino

Thank you,
It is not the problem.
Even if imposed top 0.3, and the end to 1
when I run the program a few icons finish the animation with opacity to 1 instead other end with opacity 0.3
and I do not understand why

mrjj

@21sdino said:

Ok :)

You should put
QDebug() << "Called: EX";
in e1(), e2() etc
to see if somehow its not called?

its hard to see from code how it really works.

note:
QList<QLabel*> LabelList= mainwindow->findChilden<QLabel *>();

Gives you all Labels on the parent. ( mainwindow) in a neat list.
Dont solve your isse but could be nicer code :)

21sdino

the program creates 7 QLabels
assigns a gray icon
create an animation
assigns the animamazione the first icon
starts a 3 second timer
the first icon opacifies an illuminated icon to 3 times
When the timer ends, sometimes the icon is to be illuminated other times it remains opaque

mrjj

@21sdino
So what u say is that the actual animation
on 1 icon do not do the same?

Sometimes it ends right , sometimes not?

21sdino

from time to time changes on all icons, some of it ends up well on some no

mrjj

@21sdino
well I cant guess from the shown code.

They should all run for 1 sec.
But you seem also to send stop to the animation every 3 sec? via the timer.
connect(timer,SIGNAL(timeout()),anim1,SLOT(stop()));

So are you sure the logic is as you want?

21sdino

I want that when the timer ends the icon appears to be illuminated
but this does not work
connect (timer, SIGNAL (timeout ()), UI- <label1, SLOT (setPIxmap (pix));

mrjj

@21sdino
nope
that is not valid syntax :)
connect (timer, SIGNAL (timeout ()), UI- <label1, SLOT (setPIxmap (pix));
You cannot just call a function like that with a random parameter. You must use a slot function that
has same parameters as the signal. here signal is timeout () and it has no parameters.

So Its not how it works. Did u study ?
http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/signalsandslots.html

you could hook up
http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qabstractanimation.html#finished

and then call
setPIxmap (pix) in that slot

21sdino

so? connect(anim1,SIGNAL(finished()),ui->label1,SLOT(setPixmap(pix)));

mrjj

@21sdino
so that is still wrong u cannot just use a random function as slot. u must make your own :)
mainwinow.h
slots:
void AnimFinished();

.cpp
void mainwindow::AnimFinished() {
setPIxmap (pix); /// here its legal
}

connect(anim1,SIGNAL(finished()),ui->label1,SLOT(AnimFinished()));

21sdino

the problem remains the same I do not understand why

mrjj

@21sdino
but when animation is finished, your slot is called
and u can then set the pixmap you want?

Im not sure which part is not working.

21sdino

only it works in more cases than before but not in all

mrjj

@21sdino
Ok, i cant tell. seems ok.
You should single step and see what is going on.

21sdino

i'm tring this from 2 days and i'don't find the solution

mrjj

@21sdino
ok, but u need to use more QDebug and find out where it fails.
Sadly we cannot just guess it. Or at Least I cannot.

euchkatzl

Could you please explain in detail what you want to do ?
Your code does not seem to be very structured.
As @mrjj says we can only guess what you are doing.

I think you have to remove your QGraphicsOpacityEffect after animation ends (ui->label2->setGraphicsEffect(NULL);) because your end value is 0.3 and this means it has no full opacity.