Adding events to GraphicsView

[olidem]

No.
Subclass QGraphicsView and override the necessary funtions there.
Note that you can also subclass the items themselves and react fro mouse actions already there

[mkarakaplan]

I need a simple example.

[Lykurg]

I need a simple example.

Yeah, of course, but before could you please

• Use the [ CODE ] tags that your example code is shown probably
• Use the Newbie forum for questions that sort of
• Tell us what you want to achieve once you get the release event, because I guess you don't need all this...

[aamer4yu]

QWidget is an ancestor of graphics view. So you get mouseReleaseEvent in graphics view. You just need to override the function QAbstractScrollArea::mouseReleaseEvent

[mkarakaplan]

I wrote here., but no one helped. During all day i tried a lot.

http://www.qtcentre.org/forum/f-newb...ighlight=scene

[lni]

I wrote here., but no one helped. During all day i tried a lot.

http://www.qtcentre.org/forum/f-newb...ighlight=scene

You derive from QGraphicsView, but the constructor takes another QGraphicsView, and your scene is using that view....