Hello All, I need to read a part of a .svg file. There are many graphs in the .svg file related to values. Is there any way that each graph can be represented as a tab in Qt? Thanking you.
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A:
QSvgRenderer allows you to render specific elements from the SVG according to their id inside a widget. Managing tabs is a whole different thing and you'll need to do it using a QTabWidget
EDIT
I'm pretty sure that the id they're talking about here is the XML id of the item in the SVG xml. for instance:
<symbol overflow="visible" id="glyph0-0"> ... </symbol>
if your SVG doesn't have ids, you'll have to modify it to include them.
shoosh
2010-07-05 11:33:08
Thanks for the information, but how will I come to know the id of the element. The id was not assigned when the file was made?I tried using QGraphicsSvgItem, but the returned string is empty.
Dilshad
2010-07-05 13:22:08
Thanks for the reply. I included the id's while creating the .svg file and I get the co-ordinates for a particular graph that I need, using QGraphicsSvgItem, but is there any way to convert the image into a widget so that it can be included into QTabWidget?
Dilshad
2010-07-09 05:24:14