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Can we change the values in QwtThermo dynamically? Reply to this Post Post Reply with Quote Edit/Delete Posts Report Post to a Moderator       Go to the top of this page
[COLOR=darkblue]Using a timer event I am trying to change the values in the QWT thermo.

For every timer event I want to show different values on the thermo.

But in my case it is not happening.

Only the value at the first timer event is shown on the thermoafter that the values on QWT thermo are not getting refreshed.

Please provide me a solution to refresh the values on QwtThermo.

Code :


#include<qapplication.h>

#include <qgroupbox.h>
#include <qlayout.h>
#include <qpainter.h>
#include <qlabel.h>
#include <iostream>
#include <qframe.h>
#include <qwt_thermo.h>
#include <sys/time.h>
#include <signal.h>

using namespace std;

class SysInfo ;
SysInfo *info;
int iteration = 10 ;
int timerId;

double sri = 10;


QLabel *d_timelabel;
QwtThermo *d_timethermo;
double delay = 1;
class ValueBar: public QWidget
{
public:
ValueBar(Qt:red face rientation orientation,
const QString &text, QWidget *parent):
QWidget(parent)
{
d_timelabel = new QLabel(text, this);
d_timethermo = new QwtThermo(this);
d_timethermo->setRange(0,sri);

d_timethermo->setMargin(5);
QVBoxLayout *layout = new QVBoxLayout(this);
layout->setMargin(0);
layout->setSpacing(0);

d_timelabel->setAlignment(Qt::AlignRight);
d_timethermo->setOrientation(orientation, QwtThermo::LeftScale);

layout->addWidget(d_timethermo, 10, Qt::AlignHCenter);

layout->addWidget(d_timelabel, 0);

}

~ValueBar()
{

}


private:
// QwtThermo *d_thermo;
};

QGroupBox *timeBox;
QVBoxLayout *timeLayout;
Qt:red face rientation o1,o2;
class SysInfo : public QFrame
{
public:
SysInfo(QWidget *parent = NULL):
QFrame(parent)
{

#if 1

o1 = Qt::Vertical;
timeBox = new QGroupBox("Time", this);

timeLayout = new QVBoxLayout(timeBox);
timeLayout->setMargin(15);
timeLayout->setSpacing(5);
d_timethermo->setFillColor(QColor("DarkMagenta"));
QHBoxLayout *layout = new QHBoxLayout(this);
layout->setMargin(10);
layout->addWidget(timeBox, 0);

#endif

}
~SysInfo()
{

}

void timerEvent(QTimerEvent *)
{
timeLayout->addWidget(new ValueBar(o1, "Time Factor",timeBox));
d_timethermo->setValue(sri);
cout<<"srii:::::::::::" << sri <<endl;
info->show();
update();
sri = sri+10;
iteration--;
cout<<"THE NUMBER OF ITERATIONS LEFT:"<<iteration<<endl;
if(iteration == 0X0)
{
killTimer(timerId);
}

}
void closeEvent(QCloseEvent *)
{
exit(0);
}
};

int main(int argc , char **argv)
{
QApplication a( argc, argv );

SysInfo *sysinfo = new SysInfo;

sysinfo->setGeometry(705,190,320,170);
info = sysinfo;

timerId = sysinfo->startTimer(delay*1000);
return a.exec();

}





Thanks in Advance.

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you set the range of the thermometer [0..10]

you set values greater than 10 !!!

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But every time the timer event is getting called , a new thermometer instance is getting created and new range is being set. U ca find it in this piece of code.

void timerEvent(QTimerEvent *)
{
timeLayout->addWidget(new ValueBar(o1, "Time Factor",timeBox));
d_timethermo->setValue(sri);
cout<<"srii:::::::::::" << sri <<endl;
info->show();
update();
sri = sri+10;
}
here I am incrementing the value of sri by 10.

this incremented value is set as range .
//
d_timethermo->setRange(0,sri);
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with your code from the first post I can not see anything (segmentation fault)

because of: d_timethermo->setFillColor(QColor("DarkMagenta"));

at a time where d_timethermo has not been created

other thing: why do you need to create a new thermometer each time timerEvent is called?
I think better is to create ValueBar in SysInfo creator (see attached)

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unknown main.cpp (2.17 KB, 3 downloads)


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I have done the same thing which you told, but the created thermometer is not getting attached to the time groupBox.
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Sorry Nicholas.. I did not verify the output correctly.

No I could see the values getting refreshed.

Thanks a lot..
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I have a doubt .


In the actual actual the range of the thermo has to changed, i.e; I dont know the maximum value that has to be plotted.

the value comes from the /proc/stat file which changes dynamically basing on the load of the cpu.
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I suppose ve value to be set is in the range [0 .. nbCpu * 100]

set the start range to [0..100],
at each timerEvent
code: 
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// pseudo code
while( val > thermo_max ) thermo_max += 100;
thermo_val = val;


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