This is the solution I'm working on for this other question. The text needs to be horizontally and vertically centered in the given rect
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void
draw_text_label (QPainter & p, const QString & text, QRectF rect)
{
// Work in unscaled coordinates (see linked question if you're curious)
p .save ();
assert (false == p .transform () .isRotating ());
rect = p .transform () .mapRect (rect);
p .resetTransform ();
// Scale to fit
set_font_size (p, font_size_to_fit (p, text, rect));
QRectF text_rect = p .fontMetrics () .tightBoundingRect (text);
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// this line ALMOST works //
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text_rect .moveCenter (rect .center ());
// Draw
p .translate (text_rect .left (), text_rect .bottom ());
p .setPen (Qt :: red);
p .drawText (0, 0, text);
p .drawRect (0, 0, text_rect .width (), -text_rect .height ());
p .restore ();
}
Which is called by
void
draw_thingy (QRectF rect)
{
p .setPen (Qt :: white);
p .drawRect (rect);
float m = MARGIN * 0.5;
draw_text_label (thingy_text, rect .adjusted (m,m,-2*m,-2*m));
}
In summary, the given rect
is indicated in white, the text_rect
is indicated in red.
As you can see in this test image (link in case the inline image dies), the red rectangle isn't quite centered. This is more than a rounding error.
Why is this happening?