On Fri, 11 Jan 2019 09:16:12 +0100, Samuel Stirtzel via Development wrote:
> There is a property that enables OpenGL rendering for _some_ plots
What will work when using QChart as QWidget, but I would assume that it
does not have any effect for the QML path - QPainter on QImage is
hardcoded in the QML wrapper.
> However my guess is that most users expect something as simple as this:
> BarChart { model: myData } and they don't care about how it works as
> long as it works.
Bar charts, pie charts and other type of business charts usually fall
into this category. And for this type of use cases Qt/Charts is probably
o.k.
But when you are looking for technical plots you need a framework like
QGraphicsView and friends. Trying to cover this type of use cases with a
declarative API ( setter/getter ) only, is simply a bad idea.
Uwe
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