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    Default QwtPlot sample to pixel association

    Hi,

    I'd appreciate some help with the following. If you set some raw data on a QwtPlotCurve, how can you make the plot draw consecutive samples in consecutive pixels?

    For example, in a QwtPlot subclass constructor:

    Qt Code:
    1. QwtPlotCurve *curve = new QwtPlotCurve("curve");
    2. curve->setPen(QPen(Qt::green, 1));
    3. curve->attach(this);
    4. setCanvasBackground( QColor(Qt::black) );
    5. curve->setData(qwtData);
    6. enableAxis(QwtPlot::xBottom, false);
    7. enableAxis(QwtPlot::yLeft, false);
    8. setMargin(0);
    9. setFixedSize(800, 600);
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    If qwtData has 400 values, they don't occupy half of the plot, instead they are stretched to fit the whole 800 pixels.

    I'd be very thankful for any clues.

    catto

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    Default Re: QwtPlot sample to pixel association

    The points are mapped according to the scales. When 400.0 on your x-axis is mapped to pixel position 800, then your point will be painted there.

    Guess you want to have a look at QwtPlotRescaler - in SVN trunk you find the navigation example, that demonstrates how to use it.

    Uwe

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    Default Re: QwtPlot sample to pixel association

    Hello Uwe,

    Thanks for your quick reply. We are studying the example you mentioned.

    Regards,

    Catto.

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    Default Re: QwtPlot sample to pixel association

    Hello Uwe,

    Regarding my first post, if the plot size is fixed (800x600) would it be enough to add

    Qt Code:
    1. setAxisScale(QwtPlot::xBottom, 1, 800, 1); // 800 ticks wide
    2. setAxisScale(QwtPlot::yLeft, -299, 300, 1); // 600 ticks height
    3. setCanvasLineWidth(0);
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    in order for every sample of data to be drawn in separate consecutive pixels?

    Besides the QwtPlotCurve pen width and the canvas line width, are there any other parameters that would need to be adjusted in order to get the desired behavior?


    Thanks for your help

    catto

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    Default Re: QwtPlot sample to pixel association

    Quote Originally Posted by catto View Post
    Regarding my first post, if the plot size is fixed (800x600) would it be enough to add ...
    When your plot consists of nothing beside the canvas ( no axes, title, legend ) and you additionally set all margins to 0.

    Uwe

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