Qwtplot style settings

[tangtao_xp]

Hi,

I had uploaded 2 pics. pls help to look the attachment.

[1.jpg] -- One is what now I did, that is: every qwtplot is embeded in the QSpliter. At the edge of every plot-canvas, it has shadow and sunken effect.

[2.jpg] -- The other is waht I want: everyqwtplot is laid side by side without any effect and it makes them like on one plot. (QSpliter should be hidden, but it still works when mouse hover on it/ the side of the ervery separate plot)

code is here:

NUM = 4
QwtPlot * pMyPlotArr[NUM];
QVBoxLay * vLayout;
QSpliter * spliter;
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for (int i = 0; i < NUM; i++)
{
    pMyPlotArr[i]->setFrameStyle(QFrame::Plain | QFrame::NoFrame);
    spliter->setHandleWidth(0);
    spliter->addWidget(pMyPlotArr[i]);
}
 
spliter->show();
vLayout->addWidget(spliter);
 
setLayout(vLayout);

NUM = 4
QwtPlot * pMyPlotArr[NUM];
QVBoxLay * vLayout;
QSpliter * spliter;
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for (int i = 0; i < NUM; i++)
{
    pMyPlotArr[i]->setFrameStyle(QFrame::Plain | QFrame::NoFrame);
    spliter->setHandleWidth(0);
    spliter->addWidget(pMyPlotArr[i]);
}

spliter->show();
vLayout->addWidget(spliter);

setLayout(vLayout);

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1.jpg
1.jpg
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2.jpg
2.jpg



Thank you in advance.



TangTao

[Uwe]

QwtPlot is a composite widget - the frames you can see in [1] are from the internal canvas widget. Simply do the same for the canvas() as what you did with the frames of the plot.

Uwe

[tangtao_xp]

QwtPlot is a composite widget - the frames you can see in [1] are from the internal canvas widget. Simply do the same for the canvas() as what you did with the frames of the plot.

Uwe

Thanks, Uwe. Problem is done.

canvas() should be const_cast<>() before use.

Tang Tao