The QPageSize class describes the size and name of a defined page size. More...
Header: | #include <QPageSize> |
CMake: | find_package(Qt6 REQUIRED COMPONENTS Gui) target_link_libraries(mytarget PRIVATE Qt6::Gui) |
qmake: | QT += gui |
Since: | Qt 5.3 |
enum | PageSizeId { A0, A1, A2, A3, A4, …, LastPageSize } |
enum | SizeMatchPolicy { FuzzyMatch, FuzzyOrientationMatch, ExactMatch } |
enum | Unit { Millimeter, Point, Inch, Pica, Didot, Cicero } |
QPageSize(const QPageSize &other) | |
QPageSize(const QSizeF &size, QPageSize::Unit units, const QString &name = QString(), QPageSize::SizeMatchPolicy matchPolicy = FuzzyMatch) | |
QPageSize(const QSize &pointSize, const QString &name = QString(), QPageSize::SizeMatchPolicy matchPolicy = FuzzyMatch) | |
QPageSize(QPageSize::PageSizeId pageSize) | |
QPageSize() | |
QPageSize & | operator=(const QPageSize &other) |
QPageSize & | operator=(QPageSize &&other) |
~QPageSize() | |
QSizeF | definitionSize() const |
QPageSize::Unit | definitionUnits() const |
QPageSize::PageSizeId | id() const |
bool | isEquivalentTo(const QPageSize &other) const |
bool | isValid() const |
QString | key() const |
QString | name() const |
QRectF | rect(QPageSize::Unit units) const |
QRect | rectPixels(int resolution) const |
QRect | rectPoints() const |
QSizeF | size(QPageSize::Unit units) const |
QSize | sizePixels(int resolution) const |
QSize | sizePoints() const |
void | swap(QPageSize &other) |
int | windowsId() const |
QSizeF | definitionSize(QPageSize::PageSizeId pageSizeId) |
QPageSize::Unit | definitionUnits(QPageSize::PageSizeId pageSizeId) |
QPageSize::PageSizeId | id(const QSize &pointSize, QPageSize::SizeMatchPolicy matchPolicy = FuzzyMatch) |
QPageSize::PageSizeId | id(const QSizeF &size, QPageSize::Unit units, QPageSize::SizeMatchPolicy matchPolicy = FuzzyMatch) |
QPageSize::PageSizeId | id(int windowsId) |
QString | key(QPageSize::PageSizeId pageSizeId) |
QString | name(QPageSize::PageSizeId pageSizeId) |
QSizeF | size(QPageSize::PageSizeId pageSizeId, QPageSize::Unit units) |
QSize | sizePixels(QPageSize::PageSizeId pageSizeId, int resolution) |
QSize | sizePoints(QPageSize::PageSizeId pageSizeId) |
int | windowsId(QPageSize::PageSizeId pageSizeId) |
bool | operator!=(const QPageSize &lhs, const QPageSize &rhs) |
bool | operator==(const QPageSize &lhs, const QPageSize &rhs) |
This class implements support for the set of standard page sizes as defined in the Adobe Postscript PPD Standard v4.3. It defines the standard set of page sizes in points, millimeters and inches and ensures these sizes are consistently used. Other size units can be used but will be calculated results and so may not always be consistent. The defined point sizes are always a integer, all other sizes can be fractions of a unit.
The defined size is always in width x height order with no implied page orientation. Note that it is possible for page sizes to be defined where the width is greater than the height, such as QPageSize::Ledger, so you cannot rely on comparing the width and height values to determine page orientation.
For example, A4 is defined by the standard as 210mm x 297mm, 8.27in x 11.69in, or 595pt x 842pt.
You can also define custom page sizes with custom names in any units you want and this unit size will be preserved and used as the base for all other unit size calculations.
When creating a QPageSize using a custom QSize you can choose if you want QPageSize to try match the size to a standard page size. By default QPaperSize uses a FuzzyMatch mode where it will match a given page size to a standard page size if it falls within 3 postscript points of a defined standard size. You can override this to request only an exact match but this is not recommended as conversions between units can easily lose 3 points and result in incorrect page sizes.
A QPageSize instance may also be obtained by querying the supported page sizes for a print device. In this case the localized name returned is that defined by the printer itself. Note that the print device may not support the current default locale language.
The class also provides convenience methods for converting page size IDs to and from various unit sizes.
See also QPagedPaintDevice and QPdfWriter.
This enum type lists the available page sizes as defined in the Postscript PPD standard. These values are duplicated in QPagedPaintDevice and QPrinter.
The defined sizes are:
Constant | Value | Description |
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QPageSize::A0 |
3 |
841 x 1189 mm |
QPageSize::A1 |
4 |
594 x 841 mm |
QPageSize::A2 |
5 |
420 x 594 mm |
QPageSize::A3 |
6 |
297 x 420 mm |
QPageSize::A4 |
7 |
210 x 297 mm, 8.26 x 11.69 inches |
QPageSize::A5 |
8 |
148 x 210 mm |
QPageSize::A6 |
9 |
105 x 148 mm |
QPageSize::A7 |
10 |
74 x 105 mm |
QPageSize::A8 |
11 |
52 x 74 mm |
QPageSize::A9 |
12 |
37 x 52 mm |
QPageSize::B0 |
14 |
1000 x 1414 mm |
QPageSize::B1 |
15 |
707 x 1000 mm |
QPageSize::B2 |
16 |
500 x 707 mm |
QPageSize::B3 |
17 |
353 x 500 mm |
QPageSize::B4 |
18 |
250 x 353 mm |
QPageSize::B5 |
19 |
176 x 250 mm, 6.93 x 9.84 inches |
QPageSize::B6 |
20 |
125 x 176 mm |
QPageSize::B7 |
21 |
88 x 125 mm |
QPageSize::B8 |
22 |
62 x 88 mm |
QPageSize::B9 |
23 |
44 x 62 mm |
QPageSize::B10 |
24 |
31 x 44 mm |
QPageSize::C5E |
25 |
163 x 229 mm |
QPageSize::Comm10E |
26 |
105 x 241 mm, U.S. Common 10 Envelope |
QPageSize::DLE |
27 |
110 x 220 mm |
QPageSize::Executive |
2 |
7.5 x 10 inches, 190.5 x 254 mm |
QPageSize::Folio |
28 |
210 x 330 mm |
QPageSize::Ledger |
29 |
431.8 x 279.4 mm |
QPageSize::Legal |
1 |
8.5 x 14 inches, 215.9 x 355.6 mm |
QPageSize::Letter |
0 |
8.5 x 11 inches, 215.9 x 279.4 mm |
QPageSize::Tabloid |
30 |
279.4 x 431.8 mm |
QPageSize::Custom |
31 |
Unknown, or a user defined size. |
QPageSize::A10 |
13 |
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QPageSize::A3Extra |
32 |
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QPageSize::A4Extra |
33 |
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QPageSize::A4Plus |
34 |
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QPageSize::A4Small |
35 |
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QPageSize::A5Extra |
36 |
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QPageSize::B5Extra |
37 |
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QPageSize::JisB0 |
38 |
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QPageSize::JisB1 |
39 |
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QPageSize::JisB2 |
40 |
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QPageSize::JisB3 |
41 |
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QPageSize::JisB4 |
42 |
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QPageSize::JisB5 |
43 |
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QPageSize::JisB6 |
44 |
, |
QPageSize::JisB7 |
45 |
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QPageSize::JisB8 |
46 |
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QPageSize::JisB9 |
47 |
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QPageSize::JisB10 |
48 |
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QPageSize::AnsiA |
Letter |
= Letter |
QPageSize::AnsiB |
Ledger |
= Ledger |
QPageSize::AnsiC |
49 |
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QPageSize::AnsiD |
50 |
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QPageSize::AnsiE |
51 |
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QPageSize::LegalExtra |
52 |
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QPageSize::LetterExtra |
53 |
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QPageSize::LetterPlus |
54 |
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QPageSize::LetterSmall |
55 |
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QPageSize::TabloidExtra |
56 |
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QPageSize::ArchA |
57 |
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QPageSize::ArchB |
58 |
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QPageSize::ArchC |
59 |
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QPageSize::ArchD |
60 |
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QPageSize::ArchE |
61 |
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QPageSize::Imperial7x9 |
62 |
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QPageSize::Imperial8x10 |
63 |
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QPageSize::Imperial9x11 |
64 |
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QPageSize::Imperial9x12 |
65 |
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QPageSize::Imperial10x11 |
66 |
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QPageSize::Imperial10x13 |
67 |
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QPageSize::Imperial10x14 |
68 |
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QPageSize::Imperial12x11 |
69 |
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QPageSize::Imperial15x11 |
70 |
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QPageSize::ExecutiveStandard |
71 |
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QPageSize::Note |
72 |
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QPageSize::Quarto |
73 |
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QPageSize::Statement |
74 |
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QPageSize::SuperA |
75 |
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QPageSize::SuperB |
76 |
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QPageSize::Postcard |
77 |
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QPageSize::DoublePostcard |
78 |
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QPageSize::Prc16K |
79 |
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QPageSize::Prc32K |
80 |
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QPageSize::Prc32KBig |
81 |
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QPageSize::FanFoldUS |
82 |
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QPageSize::FanFoldGerman |
83 |
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QPageSize::FanFoldGermanLegal |
84 |
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QPageSize::EnvelopeB4 |
85 |
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QPageSize::EnvelopeB5 |
86 |
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QPageSize::EnvelopeB6 |
87 |
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QPageSize::EnvelopeC0 |
88 |
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QPageSize::EnvelopeC1 |
89 |
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QPageSize::EnvelopeC2 |
90 |
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QPageSize::EnvelopeC3 |
91 |
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QPageSize::EnvelopeC4 |
92 |
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QPageSize::EnvelopeC5 |
C5E |
= C5E |
QPageSize::EnvelopeC6 |
93 |
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QPageSize::EnvelopeC65 |
94 |
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QPageSize::EnvelopeC7 |
95 |
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QPageSize::EnvelopeDL |
DLE |
= DLE |
QPageSize::Envelope9 |
96 |
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QPageSize::Envelope10 |
Comm10E |
= Comm10E |
QPageSize::Envelope11 |
97 |
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QPageSize::Envelope12 |
98 |
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QPageSize::Envelope14 |
99 |
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QPageSize::EnvelopeMonarch |
100 |
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QPageSize::EnvelopePersonal |
101 |
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QPageSize::EnvelopeChou3 |
102 |
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QPageSize::EnvelopeChou4 |
103 |
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QPageSize::EnvelopeInvite |
104 |
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QPageSize::EnvelopeItalian |
105 |
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QPageSize::EnvelopeKaku2 |
106 |
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QPageSize::EnvelopeKaku3 |
107 |
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QPageSize::EnvelopePrc1 |
108 |
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QPageSize::EnvelopePrc2 |
109 |
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QPageSize::EnvelopePrc3 |
110 |
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QPageSize::EnvelopePrc4 |
111 |
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QPageSize::EnvelopePrc5 |
112 |
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QPageSize::EnvelopePrc6 |
113 |
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QPageSize::EnvelopePrc7 |
114 |
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QPageSize::EnvelopePrc8 |
115 |
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QPageSize::EnvelopePrc9 |
116 |
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QPageSize::EnvelopePrc10 |
117 |
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QPageSize::EnvelopeYou4 |
118 |
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QPageSize::LastPageSize |
EnvelopeYou4 |
= EnvelopeYou4 |
Due to historic reasons QPageSize::Executive is not the same as the standard Postscript and Windows Executive size, use QPageSize::ExecutiveStandard instead.
The Postscript standard size QPageSize::Folio is different to the Windows DMPAPER_FOLIO size, use the Postscript standard size QPageSize::FanFoldGermanLegal if needed.
Constant | Value | Description |
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QPageSize::FuzzyMatch |
0 |
Match to a standard page size if within the margin of tolerance. |
QPageSize::FuzzyOrientationMatch |
1 |
Match to a standard page size if within the margin of tolerance regardless of orientation. |
QPageSize::ExactMatch |
2 |
Only match to a standard page size if the sizes match exactly. |
This enum type is used to specify the measurement unit for page sizes.
Constant | Value | Description |
---|---|---|
QPageSize::Millimeter |
0 |
|
QPageSize::Point |
1 |
1/72th of an inch |
QPageSize::Inch |
2 |
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QPageSize::Pica |
3 |
1/72th of a foot, 1/6th of an inch, 12 Points |
QPageSize::Didot |
4 |
1/72th of a French inch, 0.375 mm |
QPageSize::Cicero |
5 |
1/6th of a French inch, 12 Didot, 4.5mm |
Copy constructor, copies other to this.
Creates a custom page of the given size in units.
If the given size matches a standard QPageSize::PageSizeId, then that page size will be used. Note that if the matchPolicy is FuzzyMatch this may result in the size being adjusted to the standard size. To prevent this happening use a matchPolicy of ExactMatch instead.
If the given size is not a standard QPageSize::PageSizeId then a QPageSize::Custom size will be created. The original unit size will be preserved and used as the base for all other unit size calculations.
If name is null then a custom name will be created in the form "Custom (width x height)" where the size is expressed in units provided.
Creates a QPageSize of the given pointSize in Points using the matching matchPolicy.
If the given pointSize matches a standard QPageSize::PageSizeId, then that page size will be used. Note that if the matchPolicy is FuzzyMatch this may result in the pointSize being adjusted to the standard size. To prevent this happening use a matchPolicy of ExactMatch instead.
If the given pointSize is not a standard QPageSize::PageSizeId then a QPageSize::Custom size will be created.
If name is null then the standard localized name will be used. If a custom page size then a custom name in the format "Custom (width x height)" will be created.
The matchPolicy defaults to FuzzyMatch.
Creates a QPageSize of the standard pageSize.
If pageSize is QPageSize::Custom then the resulting QPageSize will not be valid. Use the custom size constructor instead.
Creates a null QPageSize.
Assignment operator, assigns other to this.
Move-assigns other to this QPageSize instance, transferring the ownership of the managed pointer to this instance.
Destroys the page.
Returns the definition size of the page size.
For a standard page size this will be the size as defined in the relevant standard, i.e. ISO A4 will be defined in millimeters while ANSI Letter will be defined in inches.
For a custom page size this will be the original size used to create the page size object.
If the QPageSize is invalid then the QSizeF will be invalid.
See also definitionUnits().
[static]
QSizeF QPageSize::definitionSize(QPageSize::PageSizeId pageSizeId)Returns the definition size of the standard pageSizeId.
To obtain the definition units, call QPageSize::definitionUnits().
Returns the definition units of the page size.
For a standard page size this will be the units as defined in the relevant standard, i.e. ISO A4 will be defined in millimeters while ANSI Letter will be defined in inches.
For a custom page size this will be the original units used to create the page size object.
If the QPageSize is invalid then the QPageSize::Unit will be invalid.
See also definitionSize().
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QPageSize::Unit QPageSize::definitionUnits(QPageSize::PageSizeId pageSizeId)Returns the definition units of the standard pageSizeId.
To obtain the definition size, call QPageSize::definitionSize().
Returns the standard QPageSize::PageSizeId of the page, or QPageSize::Custom.
If the QPageSize is invalid then the ID will be QPageSize::Custom.
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QPageSize::PageSizeId QPageSize::id(const QSize &pointSize, QPageSize::SizeMatchPolicy matchPolicy = FuzzyMatch)Returns the standard QPageSize::PageSizeId of the given pointSize in points using the given matchPolicy.
If using FuzzyMatch then the point size of the PageSizeId returned may not exactly match the pointSize you passed in. You should call QPageSize::sizePoints() using the returned PageSizeId to find out the actual point size of the PageSizeId before using it in any calculations.
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QPageSize::PageSizeId QPageSize::id(const QSizeF &size, QPageSize::Unit units, QPageSize::SizeMatchPolicy matchPolicy = FuzzyMatch)Returns the standard QPageSize::PageSizeId of the given size in units using the given matchPolicy.
If using FuzzyMatch then the unit size of the PageSizeId returned may not exactly match the size you passed in. You should call QPageSize::size() using the returned PageSizeId to find out the actual unit size of the PageSizeId before using it in any calculations.
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QPageSize::PageSizeId QPageSize::id(int
windowsId)Returns the PageSizeId for the given Windows DMPAPER enum value windowsId.
If there is no matching PageSizeId then QPageSize::Custom is returned.
Returns true
if this page is equivalent to the other page, i.e. if the page has the same size regardless of other attributes like name.
Returns true
if this page size is valid.
The page size may be invalid if created with an invalid PageSizeId, or a negative or invalid QSize or QSizeF, or the null constructor.
Returns the unique key of the page size.
By default this is the PPD standard mediaOption keyword for the page size, or the PPD custom format key. If the QPageSize instance was obtained from a print device then this will be the key provided by the print device and may differ from the standard key.
If the QPageSize is invalid then the key will be an empty string.
This key should never be shown to end users, it is an internal key only. For a human-readable name use name().
See also name().
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QString QPageSize::key(QPageSize::PageSizeId pageSizeId)Returns the PPD mediaOption keyword of the standard pageSizeId.
If the QPageSize is invalid then the key will be empty.
Returns a localized human-readable name for the page size.
If the QPageSize instance was obtained from a print device then the name used is that provided by the print device. Note that a print device may not support the current default locale language.
If the QPageSize is invalid then the name will be an empty string.
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QString QPageSize::name(QPageSize::PageSizeId pageSizeId)Returns the localized name of the standard pageSizeId.
If the QPageSize is invalid then the name will be empty.
Returns the page rectangle in the required units.
If the QPageSize is invalid then the QRect will be invalid.
Returns the page rectangle in Device Pixels at the given resolution.
If the QPageSize is invalid then the QRect will be invalid.
Returns the page rectangle in Postscript Points (1/72 of an inch).
If the QPageSize is invalid then the QRect will be invalid.
Returns the size of the page in the required units.
If the QPageSize is invalid then the QSizeF will be invalid.
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QSizeF QPageSize::size(QPageSize::PageSizeId pageSizeId, QPageSize::Unit units)Returns the size of the standard pageSizeId in the requested units.
Returns the size of the page in Device Pixels at the given resolution.
If the QPageSize is invalid then the QSize will be invalid.
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QSize QPageSize::sizePixels(QPageSize::PageSizeId pageSizeId, int resolution)Returns the size of the standard pageSizeId in Device Pixels for the given resolution.
Returns the size of the page in Postscript Points (1/72 of an inch).
If the QPageSize is invalid then the QSize will be invalid.
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QSize QPageSize::sizePoints(QPageSize::PageSizeId pageSizeId)Returns the size of the standard pageSizeId in Points.
Swaps this QPageSize with other. This function is very fast and never fails.
Returns the Windows DMPAPER enum value for the page size.
Not all valid PPD page sizes have a Windows equivalent, in which case 0 will be returned.
If the QPageSize is invalid then the Windows ID will be 0.
See also id().
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int QPageSize::windowsId(QPageSize::PageSizeId
pageSizeId)Returns the Windows DMPAPER enum value of the standard pageSizeId.
Not all valid PPD page sizes have a Windows equivalent, in which case 0 will be returned.
Returns true
if page size lhs is unequal to page size rhs, i.e. if the page size has different attributes. Current attributes are size and name.
Returns true
if page size lhs is equal to page size rhs, i.e. if the page sizes have the same attributes. Current attributes are size and name.