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How can I add elements created in QML to a QGraphicsView ?
In order to add elements created in QML to a QGraphicsView [doc.qt.nokia.com], you can create a QDeclarativeComponent [doc.qt.nokia.com] which loads the QML code and then create an instance of this component using create() [doc.qt.nokia.com]. For example:
- QDeclarativeEngine engine;
- QDeclarativeComponent component(&engine);
- QDeclarativeItem *item = qobject_cast<QDeclarativeItem *>(component.create());
Since QDeclarativeItem [doc.qt.nokia.com] is a QGraphicsObject [doc.qt.nokia.com] you can add it to your QGraphicsScene [doc.qt.nokia.com].
The following example illustrates how this can be done.
main.cpp
- #include <QtGui>
- #include <QtDeclarative>
- int main(int argc, char** argv)
- {
- QDeclarativeEngine engine;
- QDeclarativeComponent component(&engine);
- QDeclarativeItem *item = qobject_cast <QDeclarativeItem *>(component.create());
- QGraphicsView view;
- view.setScene(scene);
- scene->addItem(item);
- view.show();
- return app.exec();
- }
test.qml
- import QtQuick 1.0
- Rectangle {
- width: 100
- height: 100
- color: "red"
- border.color: "black"
- border.width: 5
- radius: 10
- }

1 comment
January 28, 2013
Lab Rat
Strictly speaking, one adds an item to a QGraphicsScene and views it with a QGraphicsView.
Useful tip, by the way. Thank you.