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  • J.HilkJ J.Hilk

    @Kira well, is your label part of a layout or do you resize it manually?

    because you will have to resize it manually, having it in a layout will make things tricky

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    @J-Hilk : My label is part of the Grid layout.
    I have seen various articles related to the issue, but none of them provide an exact solution. Is there a specific way to handle such a scenario.

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    • KiraK Kira

      @J-Hilk : My label is part of the Grid layout.
      I have seen various articles related to the issue, but none of them provide an exact solution. Is there a specific way to handle such a scenario.

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      @Kira
      Ok, I suggest the following, I used it before with moderate success rate.

      set the SizePolcy of either width or height to fixed.

      inside the overloaded resizeEvent, set the min width/height of your fixed side to the appropriate length (according to the pixmap ratio)

      It should work, but be beware of potential recursive resizeEvents, as this is a clunky workaround.


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      • J.HilkJ J.Hilk

        @Kira
        Ok, I suggest the following, I used it before with moderate success rate.

        set the SizePolcy of either width or height to fixed.

        inside the overloaded resizeEvent, set the min width/height of your fixed side to the appropriate length (according to the pixmap ratio)

        It should work, but be beware of potential recursive resizeEvents, as this is a clunky workaround.

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        wrote on last edited by
        #15

        @J-Hilk :
        OK, thanks, understood.
        What does moderate success mean?
        How can I determine the aspect ratio ?
        I will figure the code but would be grateful if you have any working sample.

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        • KiraK Kira

          @J-Hilk :
          OK, thanks, understood.
          What does moderate success mean?
          How can I determine the aspect ratio ?
          I will figure the code but would be grateful if you have any working sample.

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          #16

          @Kira

          What does moderate success mean

          when actively resizing the window, you may get "flickering" as the new min size may tricker a new recalculating of the other widgets inside the layout

          How can I determine the aspect ratio
          I will figure the code but would be grateful if you have any working sample

          untested:

          //Assuming horizontal size policy is fixed
          void LabelAnnotation::resizeEvent(QResizeEvent *pQEvent)
          {
              double minw = (static_cast<double>(_qPixmap.width()) * height()) / _qPixmap.height();
             setMinimumWidth(static_cast<int>(minw));
          }
          

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          • J.HilkJ J.Hilk

            @Kira

            What does moderate success mean

            when actively resizing the window, you may get "flickering" as the new min size may tricker a new recalculating of the other widgets inside the layout

            How can I determine the aspect ratio
            I will figure the code but would be grateful if you have any working sample

            untested:

            //Assuming horizontal size policy is fixed
            void LabelAnnotation::resizeEvent(QResizeEvent *pQEvent)
            {
                double minw = (static_cast<double>(_qPixmap.width()) * height()) / _qPixmap.height();
               setMinimumWidth(static_cast<int>(minw));
            }
            
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            wrote on last edited by
            #17

            @J-Hilk :Thanks a lot will implement it and let you know.

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            • J.HilkJ J.Hilk

              @Kira

              What does moderate success mean

              when actively resizing the window, you may get "flickering" as the new min size may tricker a new recalculating of the other widgets inside the layout

              How can I determine the aspect ratio
              I will figure the code but would be grateful if you have any working sample

              untested:

              //Assuming horizontal size policy is fixed
              void LabelAnnotation::resizeEvent(QResizeEvent *pQEvent)
              {
                  double minw = (static_cast<double>(_qPixmap.width()) * height()) / _qPixmap.height();
                 setMinimumWidth(static_cast<int>(minw));
              }
              
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              #18

              @J-Hilk : Here are we resizing the window or the QLabel.
              I implemented the following, but still, there is space left when I make the window to full screen.

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              • KiraK Kira

                @J-Hilk : Here are we resizing the window or the QLabel.
                I implemented the following, but still, there is space left when I make the window to full screen.

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                @Kira said in Maintaining aspect ratio of qlabel:

                I implemented the following

                I don't see it. May be lost in the depth of the forum ?


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                • J.HilkJ J.Hilk

                  @Kira

                  What does moderate success mean

                  when actively resizing the window, you may get "flickering" as the new min size may tricker a new recalculating of the other widgets inside the layout

                  How can I determine the aspect ratio
                  I will figure the code but would be grateful if you have any working sample

                  untested:

                  //Assuming horizontal size policy is fixed
                  void LabelAnnotation::resizeEvent(QResizeEvent *pQEvent)
                  {
                      double minw = (static_cast<double>(_qPixmap.width()) * height()) / _qPixmap.height();
                     setMinimumWidth(static_cast<int>(minw));
                  }
                  
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                  @J-Hilk said in Maintaining aspect ratio of qlabel:

                  void LabelAnnotation::resizeEvent(QResizeEvent *pQEvent)
                  {
                  double minw = (static_cast<double>(_qPixmap.width()) * height()) / _qPixmap.height();
                  setMinimumWidth(static_cast<int>(minw));
                  }

                  This one :)

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                    J.Hilk
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                    #21

                    can you show us a screenshot of the image inside the layout, it's still difficult for me to visualize what the issue is exactly ;)


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                    • J.HilkJ J.Hilk

                      can you show us a screenshot of the image inside the layout, it's still difficult for me to visualize what the issue is exactly ;)

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                      wrote on last edited by
                      #22

                      @J-Hilk : Sure

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