Stronger way to render a QQuickItem (WebView) into an Image
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Hi,
Using the WebKit version of the Qt 5.4.0, I need to be able to print the content of a WebView :
MenuItem {
text: qsTr("&Print")
onTriggered: {
qmlPrinter.print(webView)
}
}WebView {
id: webView
objectName: "view"
anchors.fill: parent
url: "myHtmlPage.htm"
}Because I can't see any answer from the QML part, I have tried with the C++ part:
QmlItemPrinter::print(const QVariant &qmlItem)
{
QQuickItem *item = qobject_cast<QQuickItem >( qmlItem.value<QObject>() );
}By googling, I have already tried different solution:
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The GrabWindow: -> Only works for the visible part of the WebView. But My webView have a contentHeigh of 23000.
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The grabToImage + ShaderEffectSource -> Image have the good size, but its contents is like the content of the resized grabWindow:
ShaderEffectSource {
id: webWiewShader
height: webView.contentHeight
width: webView.contentWidth
live: false
sourceItem: webView
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The QQuickPaintedImage: Yes but how can I implement its paint method ?
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The QSGTextureProvider seems to not work with big WebView content:
QSGTextureProvider *textureProvider = item->textureProvider();
QSGTexture *texture = textureProvider->texture();
texture->bind();
GLint internalFormat;
glGetTexLevelParameteriv(GL_TEXTURE_2D, 0, GL_TEXTURE_COMPONENTS, &internalFormat); // get internal format type of GL texture
QImage image(texture->textureSize(), QImage::Format_RGBX8888);
glGetTexImage(GL_TEXTURE_2D, 0, internalFormat, GL_UNSIGNED_BYTE, image.bits());
image.save("D:/myHtmlImage.jpg"); -
The QGraphicsObject: It seems that the WebView cannot be cast to the QGraphicsObject.
My goal is to print the html content. I thank that a first way was to create a QImage from the WebView but maybe there is a simplest way.
Does anyone have a suggestion ?
Thanks in advance,
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Hi Jalomic and thanks for you reply.
I have tried your way but without sucess.- The webview cannot be cast to QQuickPaintedItem
- The webvies can be cast to QQuickWebView but:
- I need then to include webkit-private and qquick-private to my .pro
- the QQuickWebView inherit from QQuickFlickable then QQuickItem but no QQuickPaintedItem
- There is no paint method for QQuickWebView
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Hi Jalomic and thanks for you reply.
I have tried your way but without sucess.- The webview cannot be cast to QQuickPaintedItem
- The webvies can be cast to QQuickWebView but:
- I need then to include webkit-private and qquick-private to my .pro
- the QQuickWebView inherit from QQuickFlickable then QQuickItem but no QQuickPaintedItem
- There is no paint method for QQuickWebView
@mperrinel Oh sorry. I used https://github.com/mardy/qt5webkit1 =) and forgot about webkit2
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Hi Jalomic and thanks for you reply.
I have tried your way but without sucess.- The webview cannot be cast to QQuickPaintedItem
- The webvies can be cast to QQuickWebView but:
- I need then to include webkit-private and qquick-private to my .pro
- the QQuickWebView inherit from QQuickFlickable then QQuickItem but no QQuickPaintedItem
- There is no paint method for QQuickWebView
@mperrinel It is very ruefully :(
http://www.kdab.com/creating-pdf-qtquick-2-scene-slideviewer/ -
Thanks for the link. I have read it.
It's very nice and can probably answer most of the case. But because it only works with a subset of QtQuickItem like image or text, I think that will not be enough for the webview. The biggest problem of the webview is it content height that can be very huge.
The grabImage was a nice way, but I was blocked by a problem of memory. only about the first 2000 height was painted...