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Draw QWidget under Text in QTextDocument

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    Fuel
    wrote on last edited by
    #1

    I want to print a Text with a given QWidget under the Text, but everytime i open my PrintPreview the QWidget is painted over the Text. The QWidget always starts to paint at the Top Left Corner of the QTextDocument. How can i solve this? I need to know the Size of the actually Text and start painting it under this Position. This is my Code at the Moment. Im a little bit confused.

    void Printer::printDiaryEvent(QPrinter *printer)
    {
        QTextDocument doc;
        QString html;
        html.append("<h2>" + mDate + "</h2><br><br>");
        html.append(mDiaryText);
        doc.setHtml(html);
        doc.documentLayout()->setPaintDevice(printer);
        doc.setPageSize(printer->pageRect().size());
        QPainter painter(printer);
        mRating->render(&painter);
        doc.drawContents(&painter, QRectF(doc.size().height(), 0, mRating->width(), mRating->height()));
        doc.print(printer);
    }
    
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    • F Fuel

      I want to print a Text with a given QWidget under the Text, but everytime i open my PrintPreview the QWidget is painted over the Text. The QWidget always starts to paint at the Top Left Corner of the QTextDocument. How can i solve this? I need to know the Size of the actually Text and start painting it under this Position. This is my Code at the Moment. Im a little bit confused.

      void Printer::printDiaryEvent(QPrinter *printer)
      {
          QTextDocument doc;
          QString html;
          html.append("<h2>" + mDate + "</h2><br><br>");
          html.append(mDiaryText);
          doc.setHtml(html);
          doc.documentLayout()->setPaintDevice(printer);
          doc.setPageSize(printer->pageRect().size());
          QPainter painter(printer);
          mRating->render(&painter);
          doc.drawContents(&painter, QRectF(doc.size().height(), 0, mRating->width(), mRating->height()));
          doc.print(printer);
      }
      
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      JonB
      wrote on last edited by JonB
      #2

      @Fuel
      I know nothing, but is there a good reason why you are passing the doc height as the X (rather than Y) coordinate...?

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        Fuel
        wrote on last edited by
        #3

        It makes no difference. QWidget is always on Top of the Document.

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          VRonin
          wrote on last edited by VRonin
          #4
          void Printer::printDiaryEvent(QPrinter *printer)
          {
              QTextDocument doc;
              QString html;
              html.append("<h2>" + mDate + "</h2><br><br>");
              html.append(mDiaryText);
          QTextCursor cursor(&doc);
          cursor.insertHtml(html);
          // cursor.insertBlock(); // you might need this to have a separation between image and text, not sure
          cursor.insertImage(mRating.grab().toImage());
              doc.documentLayout()->setPaintDevice(printer);
              doc.setPageSize(printer->pageRect().size());
              doc.print(printer);
          }
          

          "La mort n'est rien, mais vivre vaincu et sans gloire, c'est mourir tous les jours"
          ~Napoleon Bonaparte

          On a crusade to banish setIndexWidget() from the holy land of Qt

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            void Printer::printDiaryEvent(QPrinter *printer)
            {
                QTextDocument doc;
                QString html;
                html.append("<h2>" + mDate + "</h2><br><br>");
                html.append(mDiaryText);
            QTextCursor cursor(&doc);
            cursor.insertHtml(html);
            // cursor.insertBlock(); // you might need this to have a separation between image and text, not sure
            cursor.insertImage(mRating.grab().toImage());
                doc.documentLayout()->setPaintDevice(printer);
                doc.setPageSize(printer->pageRect().size());
                doc.print(printer);
            }
            
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            Fuel
            wrote on last edited by
            #5

            @VRonin nice thanks it works.

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