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    Default How can I present water level in a pipe?

    what is the best component or whatever tool I can use in cuttie to
    present the water level changes in a pipe or a tank?

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    Default Re: How can I present water level in a pipe?

    Ask the person who has to use it. Personally, I think a vertical QProgressBar might make a reasonable quick visual reference of current levels, but your user might need an exact figure so a simple QLabel might be a better choice. If you need history a QListView might be good, or even a Qwt plot.

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    Default Re: How can I present water level in a pipe?

    QProgressBar looks like a tank of water

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