January 2016
Beginner
512 pages
12h 35m
English
In order to show a neat feature of Graphics View, have a look at the following code snippet, which adds a widget to the scene:
QSpinBox *box = new QSpinBox; QGraphicsProxyWidget *proxyItem = new QGraphicsProxyWidget; proxyItem->setWidget(box); QGraphicsScene scene; scene.addItem(proxyItem); proxyItem->setScale(2); proxyItem->setRotation(45);
First we create a QSpinBox and a QGraphicsProxyWidget element, which act as containers for widgets and indirectly inherit QGraphicsItem. Then we add the spin box to the the proxy widget by calling addWidget(). The ownership of the spin box isn't transferred, but when QGraphicsProxyWidget gets deleted, it calls delete on all assigned widgets. We thus do not have to worry about that ...