represent svg in tab view

[Dilshad]

Hello all,
I have an svg file which has a lot of graphs representing different values.
Is it possible to represent each graph separately in tab view?
Thanking you in advance

[Lykurg]

Theoretically yes, but as far as I know QtSVG has no option to only show one "graph" identified by an id. But you can do a workaround by loading your svg with QDomDocument and strip the non needed graphs out and then display it.

[ChrisW67]

The SVG support does have a way to show part of a single SVG image by ID:

void QSvgRenderer::render ( QPainter * painter, const QString & elementId, const QRectF & bounds = QRectF() )

I have used this in anger to render user-selected parts of form templates. You have to be a little careful of the limits to Qt SVG support though (SVG Tiny) with wrapped text elements for example.

[Lykurg]

The SVG support does have a way to show part of a single SVG image by ID:Great, I wasn't aware of that.

[Dilshad]

Thank you ChrisW67,
I am new to Qt and do not know much about it. If my understanding is correct, then I will have to convert the image formed in the painter into a widget to represent it in the tab widget. Or will it be represented directly?

[ChrisW67]

You will have to paint the SVG sub-set into a widget that is displayed on a tab. You can render() using any Qt QPainter so there is more than one way to do it (oops slipped into Perl mode there). You might like to put a QLabel on each tab, render into a QPixmap (by creating a QPainter with the pixmap as the paint device), and then call QLabel::setPixmap().