QML SVG - Change color

[Prochy]

Hi,

i tried to use ColorOverlay for change a color in a SVG, but ColorOverlay isn't working correct.
Example:

color: Qt.rgba(0.01,0.01,0.01,1);
    visible: true
    width: 640
    height: 480
    title: qsTr("Hello World")
    Image {
        anchors.centerIn: parent
        id: test
        source: "drawing.svg"
        transform: Rotation {id:rotation; angle: -45}



    }
    ColorOverlay{
        anchors.fill: test
        source:test
        color:"black"
        transform:rotation
    }

And result is:

This isn't optimal result which i want :(

I tried change the color by using QRegExp in SVG File.

    new QFile("c:/drawing.svg");
    QRegExp rx("fill:\#[0-9a-f]{6}");
    test->open(QIODevice::ReadWrite);
    QByteArray byteText = test->readAll();
    QString text(byteText);

    text.replace(rx,"fill:"+color.name().toUtf8());
    test->seek(0);
    test->write(text.toUtf8());
    test->close();

Change the color works correct. But i don't know, how can i update the image in QML.

It is better a option, how do i change the color?
Sorry for my English, I'm just learning. I hope, you understand me. :)
Thank you for help

[sierdzio]

Does it work if you remove "transform" statements?

Can you generate a PNG from your SVG and use that instead?

[SeeLook]

If Your SVG-s are monochrome and if You have them more it is very usable and flexible to pack them into custom font and use then as a text.

[vladstelmahovsky]

one issue there. Original image must be invisible

[Prochy]

@sierdzio
It doesn't matter, if i use transform, PNG images or not.
@vladstelmahovsky
Thank you, it works perfect. :) I should have known. :)

Solution:
    Image {
        anchors.centerIn: parent
        id: test
        source: "drawing.svg"
        transform: Rotation {id:rotation; angle: -45}
        antialiasing: true
        visible: false

    }
    ColorOverlay{
        anchors.fill: test
        source:test
        color:"black"
        transform:rotation
        antialiasing: true
    }

[vladstelmahovsky]

@Prochy no problems
I have similar code in my "educational" project here: https://github.com/vladest/tempsQML