I believe it's possible to render HTML to a QGraphicsWebView and get access to the raw bits that comprise the page.
My question is: do I also need a QGraphicsScene, QGraphicsView etc. etc. if all I need is a single HTML widget? I have something working right now but it's grown in complexity and I'm wondering if I can simplify it.
I also need to send mouse and keyboard events into the QGraphicsWebView.
Put another way, what is the absolute minimum I need to render an HTML page to memory using QGraphicsWebView?
Thank you in advance.
Samantha.
If I read it correctly that you want a HTML page rendered into some sort of image data, then maybe QWebView is easier. Since it's a QWidget, it supports rendering onto a paint device which can be a QPixmap or QImage.