QLabel snap to ScrollBar

mrjj

@Mikeeeeee said in QLabel snap to ScrollBar:

wheelEvent

Hi
Both up and down comes to wheelEvent
check out.
event->delta()
it changes based on direction.


void ImageViewer::wheelEvent(QWheelEvent *event)
{
    qDebug() << " delta" << event->delta();
    qDebug() << " delta" << event->angleDelta();
    int nDeg = event->delta();
    if (nDeg > 0)
        zoomOut();
    else if (nDeg < 0)
        zoomIn();

    event->accept();
}

How to disable verticalScrollBar from (QWheelEvent *event)?

You can try to hide them.
scrollArea->setHorizontalScrollBarPolicy( Qt::ScrollBarAlwaysOff );
scrollArea->setVerticalScrollBarPolicy( Qt::ScrollBarAlwaysOff );
Else you need to use an event filter on the scrollarea's viewport to eat the
QWheelEvent events so it dont see them.

You do need event filer as not to have it scroll funny.

Add this to the class

bool ImageViewer::eventFilter(QObject *obj, QEvent *event)
{
    if (event->type() == QEvent::Wheel) {
        // Don't propagate
        return true;
    }
    // Other events should propagate
    return false;
}

and in its constructor, set the filter

scrollArea->viewport()->installEventFilter(this);

Then it zooms pretty fine :)

Mikeeeeee

Thanks so much. It works. Is it possible to split a QLabel on the coordinates 100*100 and add a small button on top of the QLabel ?

jsulm

@Mikeeeeee said in QLabel snap to ScrollBar:

split a QLabel

What does this mean?
Yes, you can put a button on top of a label.

Mikeeeeee

I need to bind the button to a specific area on the image. Please tell me how to do it?

jsulm

@Mikeeeeee Do you actually read documentation?
https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qwidget.html#move-1

J.Hilk

@mrjj said in QLabel snap to ScrollBar:

Right clik on the class name

OMG, this is an option in QtC ?

I feel so stupid now....

Mikeeeeee

Do so. But tied to a Qlabel , and not to the Image. Is it possible to link to an Image?

    QImage mapImage(":/Images/Images/mapMain.png");
    ImageViewer* myImageViewer  = new ImageViewer();
    myImageViewer->setImage(mapImage);
    ui->verticalLayout->addWidget(myImageViewer);

    QPushButton* btn1 = new QPushButton(myImageViewer);
    btn1->setFixedSize(20,20);
    btn1->setText("*");
    btn1->move(20,20);

jsulm

@Mikeeeeee said in QLabel snap to ScrollBar:

QPushButton* btn1 = new QPushButton(myImageViewer);
btn1->setFixedSize(20,20);
btn1->setText("*");
btn1->move(20,20);

You forgot

btn1->show();

Mikeeeeee

How do I know the visible coordinates of an Image?

jsulm

@Mikeeeeee said in QLabel snap to ScrollBar:

How do I know the visible coordinates of an Image?

What do you mean?
What are "visible coordinates" and relative to what do you want to have them?
Do you mean you want to know which part of displayed image is visible?

Mikeeeeee

Yes. For example, I see the Central 50% of the image? How do I know I'm seeing an image from 25% to 75%?

Mikeeeeee

Partially solve. But regardless of the scrollbar state, pageStep() returns a single value

qDebug()<<scrollArea->horizontalScrollBar()->value()
<<scrollArea->horizontalScrollBar()->maximum()
<<scrollArea->horizontalScrollBar()->minimum()
<<scrollArea->horizontalScrollBar()->pageStep();

mrjj

@Mikeeeeee said in QLabel snap to ScrollBar:

pageStep

But it is a single step value. how much to scroll for a page.
What do you need it for ?

Mikeeeeee

I wanted to know the width of the scroll and scrollbar and calculate the visible part.

Mikeeeeee

Need to know the size of the scroll and its position and determine.
Scroll size = (widget size/picture size)/zoom

Mikeeeeee

How can I remove the menu bar? If I remove createActions(); from the constructor, the program does not start.

mrjj

Hi
If i do
// createActions();
it starts fine.
Please provide more details.

Mikeeeeee

The compiler writes that the program closed abnormally. Debagger says he received a signal from the operating system: SIGSEGV , destination: Segmentation fault

Mikeeeeee

If you want, I can send you the project

mrjj

hi
I think its something else than createActions();
Use the debugger to find the line where it crashes.