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Great collection wysota! Thanks :)
I have suggestions for new widgets. What do you think ?
- A dialog/widget to edit gradients (all - linear, radiant and conical)
- A dialog/widget to set pen and brush properties (including cap, milter joints..)
- Finally a combo of the above
If you are interested in above probably you can have two modes, one "Lesser mode" which shows only basic properties.
The "More mode" could show each and every property described above.
Thank you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gopala Krishna
I have the first one in plans. I didn't think about the second one, but it might be a good idea to make a widget to handle that. The third one is a simple composition of the first two, so one can use two separate widgets.Quote:
I have suggestions for new widgets. What do you think ?
- A dialog/widget to edit gradients (all - linear, radiant and conical)
- A dialog/widget to set pen and brush properties (including cap, milter joints..)
- Finally a combo of the above
Yeah, maybe. I'm trying to be implementing widgets and not dialogs as they are more robust and can handle more use cases, so probably this will be the case here as well.Quote:
If you are interested in above probably you can have two modes, one "Lesser mode" which shows only basic properties.
The "More mode" could show each and every property described above.
Thanks for your suggestions. 0.9 should be available soon, so it probably won't go into the set until 1.0. That in turn will freeze development of new widgets in the stable branch, so if those widgets don't make it into 1.0, they probably won't be available until 1.2.
If you have suggestions how the gradient editor should look like, feel free to drop me a line either here or by email. I've seen gradient editors from KDE, Trolltech and Corel applications but I'm not sure I like any of them.
I haven't seen any of them :( Any links ? Googling didn't help me.Quote:
Originally Posted by wysota
Actually i wanted to do myself a simple gradient editor widget and didn't find any pointer to this.
If you open stylesheet editor in Designer 4.4, there is an option to edit a gradient. KDE4 has its gradient editor as well (sorry, no link now). Corel has a very simple linear gradient editor where you can define "stops" and colours for them and there is a bar that shows the result live. Other gradients in Corel DRAW are made interactively by dragging the mouse over the drawing sheet and/or choosing the parameters from comboboxes or spinboxes.
Phtotshop, Illustrator and InDesign, all have a similar way of defining gradients. So does PaintShopPro and many other design programs.Quote:
Corel has a very simple linear gradient editor where you can define "stops" and colours for them and there is a bar that shows the result live. Other gradients in Corel DRAW are made interactively by dragging the mouse over the drawing sheet and/or choosing the parameters from comboboxes or spinboxes.
Probably the users prefer this way...
If you mean the bar, then it only allows one to edit a linear gradient.
No, I meant the entire gradient palette, with all the options. You can also change the gradient style from there - linear, radial, etc.
Although, the pdf spec defines a few "exotic" gradient types, such as Coon's patch gradients, which are all supported(read-only) by all Adobe products but I haven't yet found a way to create one with them.
I believe Qt, when printing to pdf, saves all gradients as coon patch.
Yes, but you won't be seeing the final effect in action - the gradient will still be visualized as a linear gradient. I like the gradient editor from Qt Designer way way more.Quote:
Originally Posted by marcel
While trying to use your classes i felt the following addition to QwwRichTextEdit would rock it more!
- Toolbuttons to control the subscript and superscript of text.
- An intelligent toHtml() method which isn't bloated as is that of QTextEdit
They will be available in the upcoming release.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gopala Krishna
That's more complicated. The problem is within QTextDocument and not QTextEdit so it should be solved there - a class exporting QTextDocument to proper html would be needed as a general purpose solution. It's not that hard to implement - you can traverse nodes of the document easily and create output of your choice.Quote:
An intelligent toHtml() method which isn't bloated as is that of QTextEdit
If i remember correctly, i read on planet kde that someone has written a script to reduce the richtext's html generated by designer. Googling didn't help me.
Anyway's i will try to write one if i can't find the script.
In my opinion this is not the way to go. You double the work this way - first QTextDocument generates its html representation and then the script simplifies it into another html. It's better to generate a clean html in the first place and its easily achievable - all that it takes is a bit of brainstorming how to avoid pitfalls that may arise and then apply those developed rules during document traversal.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gopala Krishna
I'm thinking of developing an output generator for the MediaWiki syntax. Currently I don't have time to do it, but maybe in the near future I will.
Someone is working on a MediaWiki "rich text editor" control for Qt., again, look in the KDE planet.
About editing HTML: has anyone tried use the webkit editor control...? I know it can display HTML (it's pretty good at it), but how about editing, anyone tested?
I agree but as you won't be fetching the tidied rich text very often(other than saving and for copying the text), it shouldn't cause much difference though there is double work.Quote:
Originally Posted by wysota
Anyway i am looking forward for your output generator. :)
Attached is a simple extension to QwwRichTextEdit that adds a "link" button, allowing user to add hyperlinks. Also two new signals are emited: anchorHovered(QString) and anchorClicked(QString).
(Wysota, feel free to use this code or modify it as you like.)
Thanks. I'll include it in the next release of the widget set. It should be out today or tomorrow.
Do you except feature requests?
I require something which could be called doubleExponentialSpinBox. That should be a SpinBox that excepts double values but displays them as "1234.0234 e -123".
The Buttons should then increase either the value or the exponential depending on the position of the cursor.
I require this very often since I am a physicist and deal with high exponential values quite often. However it is not possible to display these in any standard spinbox.
Matthias
Sure, why not.Quote:
Originally Posted by pospiech
This can be done with the regular double spinbox by reimplementing two methods.Quote:
I require something which could be called doubleExponentialSpinBox. That should be a SpinBox that excepts double values but displays them as "1234.0234 e -123".
Ah.. I see... seems nice, I'll look into it.Quote:
The Buttons should then increase either the value or the exponential depending on the position of the cursor.
Hi,
i build wwWidgets on Win XP (Qt 4.4.1 and MinGW) without any problem. But when I do 'make install' I get this error
Code:
It means 'The system can't find the file' ...
The folders in Qt/include/wwwidgets etc. are created but the files are not copied. Any idea? thx
I'd say this is a problem with whitespaces in your path. Try using a path without spaces and see if the problem persists.