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+ | If you want to try this app on Android you can download [https://github.com/jordibinefa/Qt/raw/master/gauge01/apk/imatge01.apk imatge01.apk] |
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Drawing a gauge using GIMP
Steps to create a speedometer gauge. It uses layerfx.2.8.py script. Once it has been downloaded, it should be copied at ~/.gimp-2.8/scripts folder giving execution permissions (chmod u+x layerfx.2.8.py ).
indicador00.xcf is a free version of previous tutorial.
Exporting from GIMP to QML
Download qmlexpoter.py at ~/.gimp-2.8/plug-ins folder giving execution permissions (chmod u+x qmlexpoter.py ).
Restart GIMP to have the export command added to the File menu. Choose File > Export to QML to export GIMP design to a QML file. In the Export Layers to a QML Document dialog, enter a name and location for the QML file, and click Export.
Indicador00.qml and Indicador00_images folder exported from indicador00.xcf
(Official info: Exporting from GIMP to QML from doc.qt.io )
Modifying exported QML file
Original Indicador00.qml file.
Copying Indicador00.qml to Indicador00.ui.qml and modifying some lines:
At the header swapping
import QtQuick 2.5
by
import QtQuick 2.9 import QtQuick.Controls 2.2
and all image paths starting by Indicador00_images/
source:"Indicador00_images/fons.png"
have been changed to qrc:/imatges/imatges/
source:"qrc:/imatges/imatges/fons.png"
Also it has been added an ID
id: giny
and a new alias property
property alias value: capabusca.rotation
To be able to rotate needle
has been added rotation property
capabusca comes from Catalan capa busca meaning needle layer
Giving values to gauge
I have taken advantage of QML dashboard example to generate dynamic values. In this project I am using ValueSource.qml Example File without any modification.
This is the main.qml:
Using ValueSource.qml
ValueSource { id: valueSource }
and showing its kph value at top-left corner
Text { anchors.top: parent text: valueSource.kph }
Gauge Indicador00 is centered and valueSource.kph is giving a value to speed2angle javascript function
function speed2angle(nV){ return nV*360/160; } Indicador00{ anchors.centerIn: parent value: speed2angle(valueSource.kph) }
These are the qml.qrc contents:
Compiling and running
If after compiling you are not able to see gauge, then try 'Build/Run qmake menu option.
If you want to try this app on Android you can download imatge01.apk