ItemModelSurfaceDataProxy QML Type
Proxy class for presenting data in item models with Surface3D. More...
Import Statement: | import QtDataVisualization 1.5 |
Since: | QtDataVisualization 1.0 |
Instantiates: | QItemModelSurfaceDataProxy |
Inherits: |
Properties
- autoColumnCategories : bool
- autoRowCategories : bool
- columnCategories : list<String>
- columnRole : string
- columnRolePattern : regExp
- columnRoleReplace : string
- itemModel : model
- multiMatchBehavior : ItemModelSurfaceDataProxy.MultiMatchBehavior
- rowCategories : list<String>
- rowRole : string
- rowRolePattern : regExp
- rowRoleReplace : string
- useModelCategories : bool
- xPosRole : string
- xPosRolePattern : regExp
- xPosRoleReplace : string
- yPosRole : string
- yPosRolePattern : regExp
- yPosRoleReplace : string
- zPosRole : string
- zPosRolePattern : regExp
- zPosRoleReplace : string
Detailed Description
This type allows you to use AbstractItemModel
derived models as a data source for Surface3D.
Data is resolved asynchronously whenever the mapping or the model changes.
For ItemModelSurfaceDataProxy enums, see QItemModelSurfaceDataProxy::MultiMatchBehavior.
For more details, see QItemModelSurfaceDataProxy documentation.
Usage example:
ItemModelSurfaceDataProxy { itemModel: model // E.g. a list model defined elsewhere containing population data. // Mapping model roles to surface series rows, columns, and values. rowRole: "longitude" columnRole: "latitude" valueRole: "pop_density" }
See also SurfaceDataProxy and Qt Data Visualization Data Handling.
Property Documentation
autoColumnCategories : bool |
When set to true
, the mapping ignores any explicitly set column categories and overwrites them with automatically generated ones whenever the data from the model is resolved. Proxy minimum and maximum column values are also autogenerated from the data when this is set to true
. Defaults to true
.
autoRowCategories : bool |
When set to true
, the mapping ignores any explicitly set row categories and overwrites them with automatically generated ones whenever the data from the model is resolved. Proxy minimum and maximum row values are also autogenerated from the data when this is set to true
. Defaults to true
.
columnCategories : list<String> |
The column categories of the mapping. Only items with column roles that are found in this list are included when data is resolved. The columns are ordered in the same order as they are in this list.
columnRole : string |
The item model role to map to the column category. In addition to defining which column the data belongs to, the value indicated by the column role is also set as the X-coordinate value of QSurfaceDataItem when model data is resolved, unless a separate x position role is also defined.
columnRolePattern : regExp |
When set, a search and replace is done on the value mapped by the column role before it is used as a column category. This property specifies the regular expression to find the portion of the mapped value to replace and the columnRoleReplace property contains the replacement string.
See also columnRole and columnRoleReplace.
columnRoleReplace : string |
The replace content to be used in conjunction with columnRolePattern. Defaults to an empty string. For more information on how the search and replace using regular expressions works, see the QString::replace(const QRegularExpression &rx, const QString &after) function documentation.
See also columnRole and columnRolePattern.
itemModel : model |
The item model used as a data source for Surface3D.
multiMatchBehavior : ItemModelSurfaceDataProxy.MultiMatchBehavior |
Defines how multiple matches for each row/column combination are handled. Defaults to ItemModelSurfaceDataProxy.MMBLast.
For example, you might have an item model with timestamped data taken at irregular intervals and you want to visualize an average position of data items on each hour with a surface graph. This can be done by specifying row and column categories so that each surface point represents an hour, and setting multiMatchBehavior to ItemModelSurfaceDataProxy.MMBAverage.
rowCategories : list<String> |
The row categories of the mapping. Only items with row roles that are found in this list are included when data is resolved. The rows are ordered in the same order as they are in this list.
rowRole : string |
The item model role to map to the row category. In addition to defining which row the data belongs to, the value indicated by the row role is also set as the Z-coordinate value of QSurfaceDataItem when model data is resolved, unless a separate z position role is also defined.
rowRolePattern : regExp |
When set, a search and replace is done on the value mapped by the row role before it is used as a row category. This property specifies the regular expression to find the portion of the mapped value to replace and the rowRoleReplace property contains the replacement string.
See also rowRole and rowRoleReplace.
rowRoleReplace : string |
The replace content to be used in conjunction with rowRolePattern. Defaults to an empty string. For more information on how the search and replace using regular expressions works, see the QString::replace(const QRegularExpression &rx, const QString &after) function documentation.
See also rowRole and rowRolePattern.
useModelCategories : bool |
When set to true
, the mapping ignores row and column roles and categories, and uses the rows and columns from the model instead. Defaults to false
.
xPosRole : string |
The item model role to map to the X position. If this role is not defined, columnRole is used to determine the X-coordinate value of the resolved QSurfaceDataItem
items.
xPosRolePattern : regExp |
When set, a search and replace is done on the value mapped by the x position role before it is used as an item position value. This property specifies the regular expression to find the portion of the mapped value to replace and the xPosRoleReplace property contains the replacement string.
See also xPosRole and xPosRoleReplace.
xPosRoleReplace : string |
The replace content to be used in conjunction with xPosRolePattern. Defaults to an empty string. For more information on how the search and replace using regular expressions works, see the QString::replace(const QRegularExpression &rx, const QString &after) function documentation.
See also xPosRole and xPosRolePattern.
yPosRole : string |
The item model role to map to the Y position.
yPosRolePattern : regExp |
When set, a search and replace is done on the value mapped by the y position role before it is used as an item position value. This property specifies the regular expression to find the portion of the mapped value to replace and the yPosRoleReplace property contains the replacement string.
See also yPosRole and yPosRoleReplace.
yPosRoleReplace : string |
The replace content to be used in conjunction with yPosRolePattern. Defaults to an empty string. For more information on how the search and replace using regular expressions works, see the QString::replace(const QRegularExpression &rx, const QString &after) function documentation.
See also yPosRole and yPosRolePattern.
zPosRole : string |
The item model role to map to the Z position. If this role is not defined, rowRole is used to determine the Z-coordinate value of the resolved QSurfaceDataItem
items.
zPosRolePattern : regExp |
When set, a search and replace is done on the value mapped by the z position role before it is used as an item position value. This property specifies the regular expression to find the portion of the mapped value to replace and the zPosRoleReplace property contains the replacement string.
See also zPosRole and zPosRoleReplace.
zPosRoleReplace : string |
The replace content to be used in conjunction with zPosRolePattern. Defaults to an empty string. For more information on how the search and replace using regular expressions works, see the QString::replace(const QRegularExpression &rx, const QString &after) function documentation.
See also zPosRole and zPosRolePattern.
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