Changing the Text Pattern?

[wysota]

What did you already try?

[ashukla]

What did you already try?

Dear Sir!
As you said earlier I have searched many classes for that but I am unanble to found any useful function for this.
Mr. JPN has said use

See for example QTextEdit::setCurrentCharFormat().
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but It's not usful in this case.
Please give me any suggestion in right direction to acheive the goal.

[wysota]

Have you written any code to test any of the given ideas?

[ashukla]

Have you written any code to test any of the given ideas?

Dear Sir!
No, b/z I have not gotten any function for that.

[wysota]

If not, then how come you say the given answers are useless if you didn't even bother to try them out? Have you acceessed the document of the text edit? Have you accessed the text block you want to change? Did you have a look at available options for the block of text?

[ashukla]

If not, then how come you say the given answers are useless if you didn't even bother to try them out? Have you acceessed the document of the text edit? Have you accessed the text block you want to change? Did you have a look at available options for the block of text?

Dear Sir!
I depicted carefully above ideas.
void QTextEdit::setCurrentCharFormat ( const QTextCharFormat & format )
It takes a arguments of QTextCharFormat object.
That only provides the following features;

void setAnchorNames ( const QStringList & names )
void setFont ( const QFont & font )
void setFontFamily ( const QString & family )
void setFontFixedPitch ( bool fixedPitch )
void setFontItalic ( bool italic )
void setFontOverline ( bool overline )
void setFontPointSize ( qreal size )
void setFontStrikeOut ( bool strikeOut )
void setFontUnderline ( bool underline )
void setFontWeight ( int weight )
void setTextOutline ( const QPen & pen )
void setToolTip ( const QString & text )
void setUnderlineColor ( const QColor & color )
void setUnderlineStyle ( UnderlineStyle style )
void setVerticalAlignment ( VerticalAlignment alignment )
QPen textOutline () const
QString toolTip () const
QColor underlineColor () const
UnderlineStyle underlineStyle () const
VerticalAlignment verticalAlignment () const

void setAnchorNames ( const QStringList & names )
void setFont ( const QFont & font )
void setFontFamily ( const QString & family )
void setFontFixedPitch ( bool fixedPitch )
void setFontItalic ( bool italic )
void setFontOverline ( bool overline )
void setFontPointSize ( qreal size )
void setFontStrikeOut ( bool strikeOut )
void setFontUnderline ( bool underline )
void setFontWeight ( int weight )
void setTextOutline ( const QPen & pen )
void setToolTip ( const QString & text )
void setUnderlineColor ( const QColor & color )
void setUnderlineStyle ( UnderlineStyle style )
void setVerticalAlignment ( VerticalAlignment alignment )
QPen textOutline () const
QString toolTip () const
QColor underlineColor () const
UnderlineStyle underlineStyle () const
VerticalAlignment verticalAlignment () const

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And the QTextBlock and QTextBlockFormat only provides the facility of indentation, pargraph settings etc.

So, that's the reason I have not wriiten any line of code for that b/z I am unable to find the right function until now.

So, If any function exists; please advice me for that.
Thanking you!

[wysota]

And what does QPen provide?

BTW. I was talking about the document, not the widget that display it.

[jpn]

It takes a arguments of QTextCharFormat object.
That only provides the following features;

Notice that QTextCharFormat is a QTextFormat.

[ashukla]

Dear JPN!
Thanks for your reply!
However It is working well for Qt::TexturePattern, Qt:enseXPattern (here X means 1,2,3 ....7);
But I am not getting the horizontal pattern as I have attached the previous file.
So, What I change in my code;

QTextCharFormat format;
    QBrush brush(Qt::blue,Qt::HorPattern);
    format.setForeground(brush);
    QTextCursor cursor = txtScrollEdit->textCursor();
    if (!cursor.hasSelection())
        cursor.select(QTextCursor::Document);
    cursor.mergeCharFormat(format);
    txtScrollEdit->setFontPointSize(28);
    txtScrollEdit->setFontWeight(QFont::Bold);
    txtScrollEdit->mergeCurrentCharFormat(format);

QTextCharFormat format;
    QBrush brush(Qt::blue,Qt::HorPattern);
    format.setForeground(brush);
    QTextCursor cursor = txtScrollEdit->textCursor();
    if (!cursor.hasSelection())
        cursor.select(QTextCursor::Document);
    cursor.mergeCharFormat(format);
    txtScrollEdit->setFontPointSize(28);
    txtScrollEdit->setFontWeight(QFont::Bold);
    txtScrollEdit->mergeCurrentCharFormat(format);

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to get the desired output.

I am getting the output as attached in the sample.png. So, How a way I get output as I have attached earlier.