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2010-02-12
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What kind of graphs are you looking for?
The graphics view in 4.6 is pretty flexible and easy to use for creating custom graphs.
There are packages available too, for example Qwt seems popular.
The graphics view in 4.6 is pretty flexible and easy to use for creating custom graphs.
There are packages available too, for example Qwt seems popular.
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2010-05-25
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I have seen in Qwt dials like speedometers.
are dials(speedometers) available in The Graphics View Framework ??
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are dials(speedometers) available in The Graphics View Framework ??
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2010-05-26
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Originally Posted by raedbenz
The Graphics View Framework is rather a way to implement interactive UI than a library to draw graphs. Even though Qwt is pretty heavy, but it suites the purpose.
I have seen in Qwt dials like speedometers.
are dials(speedometers) available in The Graphics View Framework ??
Daniel
Is there a way to render a nice looking graph using Qt?
Thanks,
Shep