[Qt-interest] monospaced fonts in qgraphicsscene

[Peter Schmidtke]

Well,

that's somehow possible, but how can I achieve then what I want? You are aware of a way to use the font size corresponding to "non fractional" pixels in Qt?

thanks for the hint...I try to investigate a bit further on that.

Peter

On 29/07/2010, at 16:34, Atlant Schmidt wrote:

> Peter:
> 
>  Perhaps on the Mac the characters are actually of a
>  "fractional" width and not exactly 8.000 screen pixels
>  wide?
> 
>  (I'd expect the Mac would try to compensate for the
>  physical size of the screen/the dots-per-inch of the
>  screen as it computes just how big it should render
>  "12 point" type.)
> 
>                       Atlant
> 
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> 
> Hello,
> 
> I am drawing qgraphicscenes using pyqt and different elements in it. One of these elements is a qgrapchissimpletextitem, where I use a monospaced font (Courier, size 12) printing a long string with capital letters.
> Below this string I'd like to show a histogram, building a qgraphicsrectitem for each letter of the string above. For doing this I need to well position my rectangles below each letter. This was possible in Linux systems, where I could set a exact width to each rectangle.
> 
> Now I open the whole thing in Mac OSX Snow Leopard and the monospaced font is not shown the same way, So I had a look into fontmetrics for this font, I used the charWidth function, which returns me 8 pixels for one char of Courier, 12. Still my rectangles below don't fit. I tried to use the width function, without success (returns 0).
> 
> Basically I cannot manage to fit the width of my rectangles to the width of my characters of my string....did somebody experienced the same issues. It worked fine on openSuse, but is a headache in Mac.
> 
> I know that instead of using a String for the sequence I could print every character as seperate object, however this would overload the scene and I don't see the point if monospaced fonts are available.
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> 
> Peter
> 
> 
> On 31/05/2010, at 18:19, <sbremal at hotmail.com> <sbremal at hotmail.com> wrote:
> 
>> 
>> Hello,
>> 
>> I wonder if any standard Qt widget exists for filtering and sorting data in a table view.
>> 
>> There are hundreds of rows in a QSqlTableModel displayed in a QTableView which supposed to be interactively filtered. It would be great if there was some sophisticated component for this, similar to the ones in TOAD or Pgadmin.
>> 
>> Thanks in advance for any suggestion.
>> 
>> 
>> Cheers,
>> Balazs
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