Re: [Interest] QML: non scaled image strange issue under Linux

2022-07-26 Thread Roland Hughes via Interest

Lazy is as lazy does 

Hey. I have just gotten contact about the isDigit() bug I filed back in 
2012!


I haven't looked at the code, but, if it is blurring at 100% scale 
factor, I would be looking for floating point math.


Inconsistent behavior between Linux and other supported platforms is 
definitely a bug. If you cannot get the screen to behave the same across 
platforms you cannot release a viable cross platform product.


On 7/26/22 14:22, Alexander Dyagilev wrote:
OK, I can live with scale logic always active. But why is it so 
blurred when scale is 100%... For me, it's definitely a bug... But it 
seems I'm too lazy to file one yet bug report...


On 7/23/2022 1:50 PM, Roland Hughes via Interest wrote:


On 7/23/22 05:00, Alexander Dyagilev wrote:

I'm generating image (QR code) using QML image provider. Show it using
Image control using actual size (i.e. width height are not specified,
and I also set fill mode to Pad).

Windows and macOS - works fine.

Linux (Ubuntu) - it's shown blurred. If I set smooth property to 
false -

it's shown as expected.

Is it a bug? In docs it's stated that smooth has no effect if image is
not scaled.

Qt 5.12.12.
Just drawing a line from point A to point B without looking at the 
code, the Ubuntu/Linux logic path appears to always execute the scale 
logic even when the scale factor is 100%. I suggest you file a bug 
which will probably be reclassified as a "performance enhancement 
request" to skip image scaling when the scale factor is 100%



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Re: [Interest] QML: non scaled image strange issue under Linux

2022-07-26 Thread Alexander Dyagilev


On 7/23/2022 8:12 PM, Fatih Uzunoğlu wrote:


In case OpenGL is used, this might be a bug in your OpenGL driver.


Maybe, it's VirtualBox Ubuntu 22.


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Re: [Interest] QML: non scaled image strange issue under Linux

2022-07-26 Thread Alexander Dyagilev
OK, I can live with scale logic always active. But why is it so blurred 
when scale is 100%... For me, it's definitely a bug... But it seems I'm 
too lazy to file one yet bug report...


On 7/23/2022 1:50 PM, Roland Hughes via Interest wrote:


On 7/23/22 05:00, Alexander Dyagilev wrote:

I'm generating image (QR code) using QML image provider. Show it using
Image control using actual size (i.e. width height are not specified,
and I also set fill mode to Pad).

Windows and macOS - works fine.

Linux (Ubuntu) - it's shown blurred. If I set smooth property to false -
it's shown as expected.

Is it a bug? In docs it's stated that smooth has no effect if image is
not scaled.

Qt 5.12.12.
Just drawing a line from point A to point B without looking at the 
code, the Ubuntu/Linux logic path appears to always execute the scale 
logic even when the scale factor is 100%. I suggest you file a bug 
which will probably be reclassified as a "performance enhancement 
request" to skip image scaling when the scale factor is 100%



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Re: [Interest] QML: non scaled image strange issue under Linux

2022-07-23 Thread Fatih Uzunoğlu

Hi,

In case OpenGL is used, this might be a bug in your OpenGL driver.

As far as I know; Qt uses `GL_NEAREST` when `smooth` is unset, and 
`GL_LINEAR` when `smooth` is set.


I doubt there is extra logic to check if the texture size is the same as 
`Image` size that it uses `GL_NEAREST` regardless of `smooth` property.


I think the docs should say something like "this is the expected 
behavior of the driver", about the `smooth` property.


You might consider using something like: `smooth: (paintedWidth !== 
width) || (paintedHeight !== height) `.


I think it would be better if Qt did not use `GL_LINEAR` in these cases 
by default:


- Texture size is the same as `Image` size.

- `Image` size is non-fractional upscaling of the texture size. (Integer 
upscale)


That being said, I don't know how Qt RHI behaves. This is valid for 
direct OpenGL.


On 23/07/2022 03:40, Alexander Dyagilev wrote:

Hello,

I'm generating image (QR code) using QML image provider. Show it using 
Image control using actual size (i.e. width height are not specified, 
and I also set fill mode to Pad).


Windows and macOS - works fine.

Linux (Ubuntu) - it's shown blurred. If I set smooth property to false 
- it's shown as expected.


Is it a bug? In docs it's stated that smooth has no effect if image is 
not scaled.


Qt 5.12.12.



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Re: [Interest] QML: non scaled image strange issue under Linux

2022-07-23 Thread Roland Hughes via Interest



On 7/23/22 05:00, Alexander Dyagilev wrote:

I'm generating image (QR code) using QML image provider. Show it using
Image control using actual size (i.e. width height are not specified,
and I also set fill mode to Pad).

Windows and macOS - works fine.

Linux (Ubuntu) - it's shown blurred. If I set smooth property to false -
it's shown as expected.

Is it a bug? In docs it's stated that smooth has no effect if image is
not scaled.

Qt 5.12.12.
Just drawing a line from point A to point B without looking at the code, 
the Ubuntu/Linux logic path appears to always execute the scale logic 
even when the scale factor is 100%. I suggest you file a bug which will 
probably be reclassified as a "performance enhancement request" to skip 
image scaling when the scale factor is 100%


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