spyoungtech / spyoungtech/FreeSimpleGUI

PysimpleGUIQt no graph.draw_image?

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Description

Don't know whether this is properly a bug or an enhancement request.

My code relies on a graph element that I draw an image onto (so that I can then draw a box onto the image and then do stuff with the part of the image inside the box). When I switch from the default tkinter version to PySimpleGUIQt, I get an error message:

initimage = graph.draw_image(data=src, location=(0,600))
               ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
AttributeError: 'Graph' object has no attribute 'draw_image'. Did you mean: 'draw_circle'?

Looking on the PyPi page for the Qt port, I see that it's under development, and doesn't currently list images as a thing graphs can draw. Is that expected to change anytime soon? (I don't know enough about Qt to know whether that's a hard problem.)

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Start by locating the PySimpleGUIQt Graph implementation and comparing its available drawing methods with the reported tkinter Graph.draw_image call. Confirm the expected behavior for drawing an image and then a box, and check whether the repository has relevant Graph tests. Done means the reported workflow works in the Qt port or its unsupported status is documented.

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desktop
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