I need to draw a complicated object with Qt primitives using QPainter. The thing is I really need to do this in a such uncomfortable way, because it's part of the task. So, is there a kind of WYSIWYG editor, when you just draw object like you would in Gimp or Paint, and get pre-made code for Qt? The object is pretty complicated to draw manually, but I need to get raw code somehow! And yes, I'm totally new to Qt.
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A:
You might be interested in the QSvgRenderer.
This should allow you to basically draw your object in any program which can export to SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) (e.g. Inkscape) and start from there.
ChristopheD
2010-10-06 20:44:46
Wow, yes, seems to be what I'm looking for! I'll try and, if it is, will accept the answer.
creitve
2010-10-06 20:51:48
Well, it's not really what I need. I need to get the code of the image, not only the same result after compiling it. The reason (stupid, I know) I have to show the code to my tutor that i've made it manually.
creitve
2010-10-06 21:15:49
Okay, will think about this more and work out another solution. I think this question (how to make something in a stupid way to meet stupid task requirements) wasn't for stackoverflow, sorry for that, but in case somebody know the answer I'll keep it open for a few days.
creitve
2010-10-06 21:31:10