sdzell18
16th November 2010, 19:45
Hello All,
So the scribble example that comes with QT creator 4 does almost what I need but I need to modify it slightly.
I want my scribble area to always be 32X128 and I want to blow it up large so I can modify 1 pixel at a time (It would be awesome if I could add a grid as well but I'm not picky). I'm using this to create custom boot screens on a small monochrome OLED display. Eventually I would like to be able to save the files in some way where each row translates to a binary or hexadecimal but I want to get this first step done.
Can anyone point me in the right direction on how I may go about doing this? I have found functions to modify a QSize and QImage objects but they don't quite do what I need.
Thanks!
So the scribble example that comes with QT creator 4 does almost what I need but I need to modify it slightly.
I want my scribble area to always be 32X128 and I want to blow it up large so I can modify 1 pixel at a time (It would be awesome if I could add a grid as well but I'm not picky). I'm using this to create custom boot screens on a small monochrome OLED display. Eventually I would like to be able to save the files in some way where each row translates to a binary or hexadecimal but I want to get this first step done.
Can anyone point me in the right direction on how I may go about doing this? I have found functions to modify a QSize and QImage objects but they don't quite do what I need.
Thanks!