Problems with QwtPlotRenderer from Qwt 6

[Uwe]

In my application I visualize found peaks by labels which are painted on the top part of the plot canvas. Therefore I created a class that inherits QwtPlotItem and I implemented the draw() function accordingly

Guess the implementation of your QwtPlotItem doesn't work together with painter transformations, that are enabled when painting to a paint device with a different resolution than the screen resolution.

But without knowing your code it is impossible to say more,

Uwe

[mariposa]

I can't paste the whole code for the peak labels since it is quite long. If anyone is interested nonetheless:
https://cutenmr.svn.sourceforge.net/.../peaklabel.cpp

I will instead paste snippets of a minimal example I created. I already expected that it is caused by my (wrong) implementation.

My minimal example is a straight red line that is painted from the top of the canvas to the 0 position of my y-axis. The x-position is "3" in the unit of the x-axis. This is a screenshot of the (expected) result:

screen2.jpg

I mainly used the code from the cpupiemarker example for implementing my QwtPlotItem:

First, I get the QwtScaleMap from my PlotWidget (which is part of a parameters object that I can easily pass to other objects):

QwtScaleMap xMap = par->spectrum_plot->canvasMap(QwtPlot::xBottom);
QwtScaleMap yMap = par->spectrum_plot->canvasMap(QwtPlot::yLeft);

QwtScaleMap xMap = par->spectrum_plot->canvasMap(QwtPlot::xBottom);
QwtScaleMap yMap = par->spectrum_plot->canvasMap(QwtPlot::yLeft);

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Then the code for drawing the line:

p->save();
p->setPen(QColor(Qt::red));
p->drawLine(QPointF(xMap.transform(3), 0), QPointF(xMap.transform(3), yMap.transform(0)));
p->restore();

p->save();
p->setPen(QColor(Qt::red));
p->drawLine(QPointF(xMap.transform(3), 0), QPointF(xMap.transform(3), yMap.transform(0)));
p->restore();

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And that's all you can find in my draw() function. Everything else is identical to the cpupiemarker example.

I attach the QwtPlotItem using this code:

peakLabel* pL = new peakLabel(par);
pL->attach(par->spectrum_plot);

peakLabel* pL = new peakLabel(par);
pL->attach(par->spectrum_plot);

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And the (unexpected) result of the exported image is:

export2.jpg

If you need other parts of the code to evaluate what my mistake is, just ask.

Many thanks

[Uwe]

First, I get the QwtScaleMap from my PlotWidget (which is part of a parameters object that I can easily pass to other objects):

Wrong maps - as long as you don't want to paint to the plot canvas widget. Instead you have to use the maps, that are passed as parameters f.e. to QwtPlotItem::draw().

Uwe

[mariposa]

Wrong maps - as long as you don't want to paint to the plot canvas widget. Instead you have to use the maps, that are passed as parameters f.e. to QwtPlotItem::draw().

Yes, that caused the problem of the displacement
I can't believe I missed something that obvious. Thank you very much

But the problem with the small axes and labels when using high resolutions persists.