How to use SVG
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@Saviz Another possibility is svg is not installed. Run MaintenaceTool to add it. I just installed Qt 6.1.2 in which svg is included. If you can find it in the Qt lib dir, check the path settings for Qt.
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@JoeCFD said in How to use SVG:
MaintenaceTool
If I want to only install the SVG components, then what component do I have to select in the MaintenaceTool to install?
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It should be included in any of the installer options. Its not a standalone option.
I don't have Qt6 to test with.
So the project I linked cannot run under Qt6 ?
complains about svg ?
Try install the Qt 6.1.2 as @JoeCFD suggests
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I will give it a try. But my speed is not the best. It may take a while to download the new version. But I will report back how it went. Thank you all for your help
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Else a sure bet is installing Qt5.15.
While v6 does offer new things
https://wiki.qt.io/New_Features_in_Qt_6.0
Its mostly if you are using QML and it still has lots of features missing planned
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Else a sure bet is installing Qt5.15.
While v6 does offer new things
https://wiki.qt.io/New_Features_in_Qt_6.0
Its mostly if you are using QML and it still has lots of features missing planned
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Okay, I will try it. By the way I have one last question. Why isn't there a widget for SVG in QT Designer by default?
- Why isn't there a widget for SVG in QT Designer by default?
Too much work I would guess. To allow a Widget to be used in design time, a plugin must be made and maintained across many Designers.
And QSvgWidget doesn't have any properties to set at Design time. (besides the svg file) so I gues sit was
not worth the effort.You can use the Producer Promote feature to allow a Qwidget as a place holder in Designer and then app is run its
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- Why isn't there a widget for SVG in QT Designer by default?
Too much work I would guess. To allow a Widget to be used in design time, a plugin must be made and maintained across many Designers.
And QSvgWidget doesn't have any properties to set at Design time. (besides the svg file) so I gues sit was
not worth the effort.You can use the Producer Promote feature to allow a Qwidget as a place holder in Designer and then app is run its
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Very interesting. Is there a documentation that I can use for the Producer Promote feature so I can learn it?
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Its very handy.In your use case you place a QWidget on the form, right-click and choose to promote.
Then tell it QSvgWidget for class name and it will guess on QSvgWidget.h
Then press Add (+), then then promote.https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/designer-using-custom-widgets.html
Do note:
Accessing it via Ui-> is possible and you can call the real functions from code, just like any other widget. -
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Its very handy.In your use case you place a QWidget on the form, right-click and choose to promote.
Then tell it QSvgWidget for class name and it will guess on QSvgWidget.h
Then press Add (+), then then promote.https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/designer-using-custom-widgets.html
Do note:
Accessing it via Ui-> is possible and you can call the real functions from code, just like any other widget.So, if I want to create a custom widget for SVG, how can I do that? Is there an example that I can follow for promoting a widget to SVG?
(I ask this because I really want to use SVG as default and I need a solution.)
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So, if I want to create a custom widget for SVG, how can I do that? Is there an example that I can follow for promoting a widget to SVG?
(I ask this because I really want to use SVG as default and I need a solution.)
(I am also a beginner so I have no idea where to start :) ) -
So i am using Qt 6.2.2 & ran into the same problem the solution was :
in the .pro file its QT+= svg svgwidgets
now you can#include <QSvgWidgets>found it in the included svgviewer example in QT qtsvg-svgviewer-example
hope i helped
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As explained here,
QSvgWidgethas been moved to a new module calledQtSvgWidgets. According to the documentation:Header: #include <QSvgWidget> CMake: find_package(Qt6 REQUIRED COMPONENTS SvgWidgets) target_link_libraries(mytarget PRIVATE Qt6::SvgWidgets) qmake: QT += svgwidgets Inherits: QWidget So in Qt6 the solution is following:
QT += svgwidgets
