Reputation: 5760
I'm using Qt5.5, I want to create an offscreen image then copy specific parts of the offscreen image back to onscreen (visible) area.
Can anyone point me to a good example on how to create an offscreen image of a specific size, draw something on it, then copy a specific part of it (rectangle) from the offscreen image to the visible area.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 662
Reputation: 2724
I think you can create a QPixmap
and then draw your image using a QPainter
built on it...
Something like:
QPixmap pix(500,500);
QPainter paint(&pix);
paint.setPen(QPen(QColor(255,34,255,255)));
paint.drawRect(15,15,100,100);
Then, you can draw a QPixmap
on the screen as usual (in QML or Widget-based application).
Upvotes: 1