Name Description Size Coverage
piechartitem.cpp 8350 -
piechartitem_p.h 2229 -
pieslicedata_p.h 3234 -
piesliceitem.cpp option 11819 -
piesliceitem_p.h 2462 -
qhpiemodelmapper.cpp ! \class QHPieModelMapper \inmodule QtCharts \brief The QHPieModelMapper is a horizontal model mapper for pie series. Model mappers enable using a data model derived from the QAbstractItemModel class as a data source for a chart. A horizontal model mapper is used to create a connection between a data model and QPieSeries, so that each column in the data model defines a pie slice and each row maps to the label or the value of the pie slice. Both model and pie series properties can be used to manipulate the data. The model mapper keeps the pie series and the data model in sync. 7296 -
qhpiemodelmapper.h Comment line for syncqt to generate the fwd-include correctly, due to QTBUG-22432 1755 -
qpiemodelmapper.cpp ! Defines which row/column of the model contains the first slice value. Minimal and default value is: 0 18315 -
qpiemodelmapper.h 1198 -
qpiemodelmapper_p.h 2276 -
qpieseries.cpp ! \class QPieSeries \inmodule QtCharts \brief The QPieSeries class presents data in pie charts. A pie series consists of slices that are defined as QPieSlice objects. The slices can have any values as the QPieSeries object calculates the percentage of a slice compared with the sum of all slices in the series to determine the actual size of the slice in the chart. Pie size and position on the chart are controlled by using relative values that range from 0.0 to 1.0. These relate to the actual chart rectangle. By default, the pie is defined as a full pie. A partial pie can be created by setting a starting angle and angle span for the series. A full pie is 360 degrees, where 0 is at 12 a'clock. See the \l {Charts with Widgets Gallery} to learn how to use QPieSeries. \image examples_piechart.png {Pie chart with one slice exploded out and labeled Joe} \image examples_donutchart.png {Donut chart of lemon glaze nutrition with protein, fat, other, and carbs slices, fat exploded out} \sa QPieSlice, QChart 27136 -
qpieseries.h 2577 -
qpieseries_p.h 2241 -
qpieslice.cpp ! \class QPieSlice \inmodule QtCharts \brief The QPieSlice class represents a single slice in a pie series. A pie slice has a value and a label. When the slice is added to a pie series, the QPieSeries object calculates the percentage of the slice compared with the sum of all slices in the series to determine the actual size of the slice in the chart. By default, the label is hidden. If it is visible, it can be either located outside the slice and connected to it with an arm or centered inside the slice either horizontally or in parallel with the tangential or normal of the slice's arc. By default, the visual appearance of the slice is set by a theme, but the theme can be overridden by specifying slice properties. However, if the theme is changed after the slices are customized, all customization will be lost. To enable user interaction with the pie chart, some basic signals are emitted when users click pie slices or hover the mouse over them. \sa QPieSeries 20909 -
qpieslice.h 4113 -
qpieslice_p.h 1569 -
qvpiemodelmapper.cpp ! \class QVPieModelMapper \inmodule QtCharts \brief The QVPieModelMapper is a vertical model mapper for pie series. Model mappers enable using a data model derived from the QAbstractItemModel class as a data source for a chart. A vertical model mapper is used to create a connection between a data model and QPieSeries, so that each row in the data model defines a pie slice and each column maps to the label or the value of the pie slice. Both model and pie series properties can be used to manipulate the data. The model mapper keeps the pie series and the data model in sync. 7378 -
qvpiemodelmapper.h Comment line for syncqt to generate the fwd-include correctly, due to QTBUG-22432 1755 -