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Qml Oscilloscope

The example shows how to implement application with strict performance requirements using the Qt Charts QML API.

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import QtQuick 2.1
import QtQuick.Layouts 1.0

ColumnLayout {
    property alias openGLButton: openGLButton
    property alias antialiasButton: antialiasButton
    spacing: 8
    Layout.fillHeight: true
    signal animationsEnabled(bool enabled)
    signal seriesTypeChanged(string type)
    signal refreshRateChanged(variant rate);
    signal signalSourceChanged(string source, int signalCount, int sampleCount);
    signal antialiasingEnabled(bool enabled)
    signal openGlChanged(bool enabled)

    Text {
        text: "Scope"
        font.pointSize: 18
        color: "white"
    }

    MultiButton {
        id: openGLButton
        text: "OpenGL: "
        items: ["false", "true"]
        currentSelection: 1
        onSelectionChanged: openGlChanged(currentSelection == 1);
    }

    MultiButton {
        text: "Graph: "
        items: ["line", "scatter"]
        currentSelection: 0
        onSelectionChanged: seriesTypeChanged(items[currentSelection]);
    }

    MultiButton {
        id: signalSourceButton
        text: "Source: "
        items: ["sin", "linear"]
        currentSelection: 0
        onSelectionChanged: signalSourceChanged(
                                selection,
                                5,
                                sampleCountButton.items[sampleCountButton.currentSelection]);
    }

    MultiButton {
        id: sampleCountButton
        text: "Samples: "
        items: ["6", "128", "1024", "10000"]
        currentSelection: 2
        onSelectionChanged: signalSourceChanged(
                                signalSourceButton.items[signalSourceButton.currentSelection],
                                5,
                                selection);
    }

    MultiButton {
        text: "Refresh rate: "
        items: ["1", "24", "60"]
        currentSelection: 2
        onSelectionChanged: refreshRateChanged(items[currentSelection]);
    }

    MultiButton {
        id: antialiasButton
        text: "Antialias: "
        items: ["OFF", "ON"]
        enabled: true
        currentSelection: 0
        onSelectionChanged: antialiasingEnabled(currentSelection == 1);
    }
}

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