Hey,

>As an implementation detail, BorderImage does have the sourceSize property 
>but, as you observed, it just ignores it.  We could modify BorderImage to 
>respect the property, but I can't think of an actual use for it.  Why do you 
>want this behavior?

I am rendering SVGs on my imageprovider and I would need to know the size to 
which I am rendering to.

>I recently made some changes which made this property read-only for 
>BorderImage and added some documentation to reflect this. I imagine it will 
>turn up in future versions.

Ok, if it is read-only how is the value of sourceSize determined?

Br,
Timo



From: Kennedy Aaron (Nokia-MS-Qt/Brisbane)
Sent: 24.12.2010 01:55
To: Rouvinen Timo (Nokia-MS/Tampere)
Cc: <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [Qt-qml] Problem with BorderImage & QDeclarativeImageProvider 
(4.7.1)

Hi,

On 23/12/2010, at 8:04 PM, ext 
[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> wrote:


Hello!

I've implemented an image provider (requestPixmap()) and trying to use QML 
BorderImage with it. Everything works otherwise OK except that the 
requestedSize is always -1,-1. My BorderImage does have width and height set, 
and additionally I've also tried setting the sourceSize but still the 
requestedSize coming to the image provider is always invalid.

Debugging the problem further I noticed the qdeclarativeborderimage.cpp calls 
load like this:

d->pix.load(qmlEngine(this), d->url, d->async);

So it calls the version that doesn't give any size to the load() method... I 
tried changing  the load to have the sourceSize as a parameter (and built Qt 
Declarative):

d->pix.load(qmlEngine(this), d->url, d->sourcesize, d->async);

.. then it seemed to work as expected.

BorderImage documentation does not mention the sourceSize as a property whereas 
QML Image does... Should the QML BorderImage use the sourceSize property 
similarly as QML Image does?

As an implementation detail, BorderImage does have the sourceSize property but, 
as you observed, it just ignores it.  We could modify BorderImage to respect 
the property, but I can't think of an actual use for it.  Why do you want this 
behavior?

Cheers,

Aaron

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