D10048: [PATCH 2/4] Communicate calculate text change to formwidgets
Andre Heinecke
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Thu Feb 8 09:30:52 UTC 2018
aheinecke added a comment.
In https://phabricator.kde.org/D10048#202711, @aacid wrote:
> In https://phabricator.kde.org/D10048#202336, @aheinecke wrote:
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> > Could you attach a sample PDF where this is working?
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> https://www.revenue.wi.gov/dorforms/2016-Form1f.pdf
Thanks. Still with current master this does not work for me as in the video. When I zoom in and out it works but not automatically through the refresh-pixmaps in the field setter. With current master its: F5698356: refresh-pixmaps.gif <https://phabricator.kde.org/F5698356> Maybe that one is optimized out somehow? I'll try to fix this with this change, too.
> Well you need the refresh pixmaps for sure, because at least right now when hiding the forms the image of the pdf has the wrong value, so that needs fixing.
> As for the difference with the pdf i linked, i think i see the difference, the ones you linked the all the widgets are so you need to update the "result" widgets values.
Ah, I understand it now better -> refresh pixmaps to update the "rendered" / result field values.
> Could you explore getting that value from the core of poppler and not setting the value in the ui manually? I mean if you force a pixmap refresh (by zooming in/out) the values of the rendered "image" update correctly so somewhere something knows the value changed. I'd prefer using that over going manually and setting the value "again"
Yes indeed. I think we need something similar to refreshPixmaps for the input widgets too, some kind of "refreshWidgets" that then updates the widgets with the values from the poppler fields.
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