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Hello, in my program I need some kind of a diagram widget. After playing around with svg I ended up with a sufficiently good looking result (diagram_origin.png in the attachment). The problem is, if i resize my DiagramWidget (inherits QSvgWidget), the digram is not scaled uniformly (diagram_scaled.png). Changing/adjusting of the the svg-viewbox and/or QSvgRenderer::setViewBox() in the resizeEvent() doesn't help. It seems to me like the SVG-attribute 'preserveAspectRatio' is ignored by QSvgRenderer. Has somebody managed to show a scalable svg-file preserving the acpect ratio? Today I "discovered" the graphics view framework :-) It looks very promising. It would also help to produce ToolTipTexts for the different bars, which is not possible with the tiny-svg at the moment. What I need I just some kind of a digram shown in the picture in the attachment. The diagram should bi resizable, say, it should be properly scaled while filling the available place. Is it doable with this framework? Also I need to produce a Qimage (or QPixmap) out of this diagram for printing - according to the documentation, this step is easy. Can somebody with more experience in QGraphicView comment on this? Thanks in advance. Alexander Semke
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