Appending an image to itemList of QFormLayout widgets

[mrjj]

@CEO

hehe well good :)
thx for the feedback. I learn by knowing what was wrong so it was as i
guessed at. the binary stream didn't like to be in lineedit first.

[CEO.]

@mrjj

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I wanna update the retrieved image which is displayed in jpg format. How do I go about it plz?

The image label (i.e the qpixmap label) is self.passlb

 if (col == 2) and itemArray:
                    img = itemArray.data(QTableWidgetItem.UserType)
                    pixmap = QPixmap()
                    pixmap.loadFromData(img, 'jpg')
                    itemList[2].setPixmap((pixmap).scaled(250,250))

So in my sql update statement, I tried:

             values(self.fullname.text(),
             self.passlb.pixmap()
...)```

It didn't work.

Do you think it should be:

       img.pixmap() or img.text() or img.read()
Any clue about the method I should use in updating a qpixmap label?

[mrjj]

Hi
You mean save an actual pixmap back to the database ?`

But what is the type of field in the db and how did you get the other images in there ?

Its clear we need to convert it to a binary stream and we can use QBuffer for that

(c++, could not find python example)

    QPixmap inPixmap =self.passlb.pixmap(); 
    QByteArray inByteArray;
    QBuffer inBuffer( &inByteArray );
    inBuffer.open( QIODevice::WriteOnly );
    inPixmap.save( &inBuffer, "PNG" ); // write inPixmap into inByteArray in PNG format

inBuffer can now be saved in DB.

But I wonder if there is the reverse of io.BytesIO ? we should rather use ?

[CEO.]

@mrjj sorry,

See this function, it's for uploading images in the form for update:

def openfile(self):
    try:
        fname, _ = QFileDialog.getOpenFileName(self, 'Open', 'c:\\', "image Files (*.jpg *.png)")
        self.passlb.setPixmap(QPixmap(fname).scaled(250, 250))
        self.img = open(fname, 'rb')
        self.psptpath.setText(fname)
        # self.pixL.setText(strfn)
        print(self.pixlb.setText(''))

This function is for appending the jpg to the qlabel self.passlb from the qtable after it's been retrieved from the database:

       if (col ==2):
       img = itemArray.data(QTableWidgetItem.UserType)
                               pixmap = QPixmap()
                               pixmap.loadFromData(img, 'jpg')
                               itemList[2].setPixmap((pixmap).scaled(250,250))

Then here is my sql statement updating the image:
(The usual update statement is here)
values (self.fullname.text(),
self.img.read()
)

This is saying my program objects has no attribute 'img'

[mrjj]

@CEO
ah well its better with such logical bug than something that just don't work :)

[CEO.]

@mrjj please see this.

[CEO.]

@CEO said in Appending an image to itemList of QFormLayout widgets:

@mrjj sorry,

See this function, it's for uploading images in the form for update:

def openfile(self):
    try:
        fname, _ = QFileDialog.getOpenFileName(self, 'Open', 'c:\\', "image Files (*.jpg *.png)")
        self.passlb.setPixmap(QPixmap(fname).scaled(250, 250))
        self.img = open(fname, 'rb')
        self.psptpath.setText(fname)
        # self.pixL.setText(strfn)
        print(self.pixlb.setText(''))

This function is for appending the jpg to the qlabel self.passlb from the qtable after it's been retrieved from the database:

       if (col ==2):
       img = itemArray.data(QTableWidgetItem.UserType)
                               pixmap = QPixmap()
                               pixmap.loadFromData(img, 'jpg')
                               itemList[2].setPixmap((pixmap).scaled(250,250))

Then here is my sql statement updating the image:
(The usual update statement is here)
values (self.fullname.text(),
self.img.read()
)

This is saying my program objects has no attribute 'img'

@mrjj

[CEO.]

@mrjj I did some testing and discovered it works fine only when I update the photo. Updating any other column without updating the image (photo) produces an error saying no object found for the image column.

[mrjj]

@CEO
But does it says that self.img don't exists ?

but in def openfile(self):

self.img = open(fname, 'rb')

works

so is the function that uses the SQL, also part of the same class ?

[CEO.]

@mrjj the function that uses the SQL is part of the class. It works fine when in my update I upload a photo but comes up with that error "object has no attribute 'img' " if I don't upload a photo (i.e when I leave the photo retrieved from the database). Meaning even if I upload the same photo there, it will work. It just wants the upload to be done in that pixmap field

[mrjj]

So when loading from db, you need to both set the UserRole and the pixmap field
it sounds like even the error "object has no attribute 'img' " is very confusing
if it is indeed a class member.