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QTextImageFormat Class Reference
^{[QtGui module]}

The QTextImageFormat class provides formatting information for images in a QTextDocument. More...

Inherits QTextCharFormat.

Methods

• __init__ (self)
• __init__ (self, QTextImageFormat)
• float height (self)
• bool isValid (self)
• QString name (self)
• setHeight (self, float aheight)
• setName (self, QString aname)
• setWidth (self, float awidth)
• float width (self)

The QTextImageFormat class provides formatting information for images in a QTextDocument.

Inline images are represented by an object replacement character (0xFFFC in Unicode) which has an associated QTextImageFormat. The image format specifies a name with setName() that is used to locate the image. The size of the rectangle that the image will occupy is specified using setWidth() and setHeight().

Images can be supplied in any format for which Qt has an image reader, so SVG drawings can be included alongside PNG, TIFF and other bitmap formats.

Method Documentation

QTextImageFormat.__init__ (self)

Creates a new image format object.

QTextImageFormat.__init__ (self, QTextImageFormat)

float QTextImageFormat.height (self)

Returns the height of the rectangle occupied by the image.

See also width() and setHeight().

bool QTextImageFormat.isValid (self)

Returns true if this image format is valid; otherwise returns false.

QString QTextImageFormat.name (self)

Returns the name of the image. The name refers to an entry in the application's resources file.

See also setName().

QTextImageFormat.setHeight (self, float aheight)

Sets the height of the rectangle occupied by the image.

See also height() and setWidth().

QTextImageFormat.setName (self, QString aname)

Sets the name of the image. The name is used to locate the image in the application's resources.

See also name().

QTextImageFormat.setWidth (self, float awidth)

Sets the width of the rectangle occupied by the image.

See also width() and setHeight().

float QTextImageFormat.width (self)

Returns the width of the rectangle occupied by the image.

See also height() and setWidth().