Edwin Leuven wrote:
Abdelrazak Younes wrote:I've tested it and it works fine so I've committed it.i need to reset the cached color/ls/lw in start() when a new QPainter is created
Hum maybe instead of doing that we could as well reuse the same QPainter and call QPainter::begin() instead:
- qp_.reset(new QPainter(qwa_->paintDevice())); + qp_->begin(qwa_->paintDevice()); Actually, I think this is what the qt3 frontend does. Abdel.
