问题
I wonder if there is any possibility to render special characters (0-31 ASCII, for example) my own way in Qt/QPlainTextEdit? I want to render them as small rectangles as seen in this screenshot:
...or as Notepad++ is doing it. My goal is to be able see all characters. So if a character fails to render with current font (there is no such char for example), a small square should be rendered instead.
回答1:
Qt does have ways to represent non-characters in QTextDocument which is used in QTextEdit and QPlainTextEditor. There's a sample on inserting an SVG object into a text edit:
http://doc.qt.io/archives/qt-4.7/richtext-textobject.html
Or you can use your own QAbstractTextDocumentLayout to handle the drawing of various text objects in the QTextDocument.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5226253/qt-qplaintextedit-and-non-printable-characters