Dynamic Image scaling/rotation
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wrote on 26 Jan 2015, 18:53 last edited by
This may be a simple question with a simple answer, so here's hoping... I have an image and I need to compensate for its orientation. To me this means I have to transform the content, not simply set a rotation for it to be drawn, because the actual image bits need to eventually be passed on to OpenGL for generation as a texture.
So the question... within QML (be it inline script or a function... but not C++), does anyone have a suggestion how I might execute an transform based on an arbitrary rotation? I don't know what the rotation is at the time of the UI's creation, it has to happen afterwards. (In an onClicked: block for example)
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Hi,
Do you mean something like "Rotation":http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qml-qtquick-rotation.html#details ?
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wrote on 26 Jan 2015, 22:41 last edited by
Sure, that is the concept. However, it is my understanding that rotation is simply a value that tells the QML engine how to draw that image, it doesn't actually transform the content of the image. (By transform I mean "manipulate the bits in the image", not just turn the rectangle on its side.)
For instance, if I have a portrait image and set rotation to 90, it would be drawn on its side. If I copy that image to another, the second image would still be in portrait, not a new version of the content on its side.
Is my understanding of the rotation value correct or am I missing something?
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Indeed, you understood it correctly. I'm not sure that the manipulation you would like to do are available in QML
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wrote on 5 Feb 2015, 16:17 last edited by
Just to close the topic out, at this point in time it seems the only solution is to pass the content from QML to C++ and perform the rotation there.
The reason for asking in the first place is that the QML camera does not always operate as expected. In this instance on an iPhone 6 it was taking pictures that were offset by 90 degrees from the orientation of the viewfinder. Android phones and tablets performed correctly as did iPads.
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Then it's a bug, does your iPad and iPhone share the same iOS version ?
In any case, you should take a look at the "bug report system":http://bugreports.qt.io to see if it's something known
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wrote on 9 Feb 2015, 18:46 last edited by
I think there are a few bugs tied to the camera in iOS.
https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-42035
Even after trying the 5.4.1 snapshot, my issues still persist. Besides re-submitting a bug report, do you know of a way to contact anyone involved in the testing/debugging/release process?
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You can ask on the "interest mailing list":http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest (don't forget to subscribe first) or the #qt IRC channel. If you have one of the commercial license you can also contact the Qt Company through the Support Center