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    Default Using Qt Quick/QML to plot advanced graphs

    Hello,

    I'm newbie to Qt Quick, not being sure about what to expect regarding its efficiency and usuability for some cases.

    To go to the point, lets suppose one would like to develop a embbed-linux based Qt interface usable through a touch screen device. AFAIK Qt Quick would be very welcomed here to develop such interface, as it would be like developing for Android or Symbian. But what if the interface should show some more developed graphs such as real-time line plotting and barcharts? For example, imagine a touch-screen oscilloscope. Does Qt Quick offer support for such more advanced graphical plotting or should I use Qt Widgets for that case?

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    Momergil
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    Default Re: Using Qt Quick/QML to plot advanced graphs

    You can have your own, QPainter based items in QtQuick, as well as create your own OpenGL/Scenegraph based items.

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