No, it is a bug in your logic. You need to compute the zoom factor after each step, and use that new factor to scale the plot for the next step. You do not need to change the slider range, ever. ...
d_stranz Yesterday, 18:36The I think the only way to do that is to paint it manually in the paintEvent(). The stylesheet doesn't know anything about your application's details, so your paint event has to decide whether to...
d_stranz Yesterday, 18:29Hello,
I also had similar problems with the QwtPolar::Radius scale steps.
The solution : disabling the auto-scaling attribute of the QwtPolarGrid :
... .setGridAttribute(...
Hello,
I also had similar problems with the QwtPolar::Radius scale steps.
The solution : disabling the auto-scaling attribute of the QwtPolarGrid :
... .setGridAttribute(...
As you realized, I should update the value of one move of QSlider dynamically when zoomed. As fas as I examined, “One QSlider Move = QCustomPlot Range Size/ QSlider Maximum Width"
For every zoom, I...
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