Am 16.08.2012 23:10, schrieb Philipp Menke:
[...]
I subclassed QGraphicItem for the various types of Nodes in such a
Network (resistors, inductors, capacitors) and for the cables. Having
two nodes connected with a cable looks good as long as i leave them on
the position they have been that time.
The Node-Items are set selectable and movable. When i move a connected
one, the cable does not get repainted every time.
[...]
Every hint/idea is welcome

Ok, as you explicitely welcome _every_ hint, I'll go for mine... ;-)

With the backdrop of making your classes less lightweight than a simple QGraphicsItem, you could also inherit your classes from QObject. Then, give the cables a slot redraw() and the nodes a signal moved(). Whenever a cable is connected to a node, call connect(node,SIGNAL(moved()),cable,SLOT(redraw())), whenever a cable is disconnected, call disconnect(...) - note the analogy! ;-)

If you consider QObject too heavy, you might re-implement this behavior by managing a list of connected cables for each node. Although the other direction - the cable stores references to the nodes it connects - would be easier (max. two nodes per cable), it won't help you for your problem.

Best Regards / Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Rainer Wiesenfarth

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