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* IOT example, circular progress bar: Use a pen instead of a brush That way we don't have to draw two circles, and we can in addition use a conical gradient. * IOT example: Make circular progress bar a QskControl ... and internally use a QskPaintedNode for now. By doing this we already have the API ready (similar to QskProgressBar) and can swap the QskPaintedNode with an arc renderer at a later point in time.
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996 B
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40 lines
996 B
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/******************************************************************************
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* QSkinny - Copyright (C) 2021 Uwe Rathmann
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* This file may be used under the terms of the QSkinny License, Version 1.0
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*****************************************************************************/
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#pragma once
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#include <QskSkinlet.h>
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class CircularProgressBar;
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class CircularProgressBarSkinlet : public QskSkinlet
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{
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Q_GADGET
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using Inherited = QskSkinlet;
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public:
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enum NodeRole
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{
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GrooveRole,
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BarRole,
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RoleCount,
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};
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Q_INVOKABLE CircularProgressBarSkinlet( QskSkin* = nullptr );
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~CircularProgressBarSkinlet() override;
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QRectF subControlRect( const QskSkinnable*,
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const QRectF&, QskAspect::Subcontrol ) const override;
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protected:
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QSGNode* updateSubNode( const QskSkinnable*,
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quint8 nodeRole, QSGNode* ) const override;
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private:
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QSGNode* updateBarNode( const CircularProgressBar*, quint8 nodeRole, QSGNode* ) const;
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};
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