On 06/05/2010, at 3:23 PM, ext bea@nokia.com wrote:
> Currently if a Rectangle has an odd-numbered width, part of the bottom and
> right-hand borders are rendered outside the rectangle's boundaries, not
> inside. This is consistent with Qt's border rendering, as documented at
> http://doc.
On Fri, 7 May 2010 10:06:09 am Allison Warwick (Nokia-D-Qt/Brisbane) wrote:
> > ... I would rather they just grew inwards ...
>
> While I agree with you, the world of SVG and PostScript, and apparently
> most other drawing engines are against us right thinking people. I'm sure
> they have powerful
Hi,
>>
>> This can be easily fixed with the attached patch, but
>> obviously it would change the appearance of existing apps.
>> For example if a ListView delegate renders bordered Rectangle
>> elements for each item like this:
>
> If I got the patch right it's just fixing the (arguably most com
> ... I would rather they just grew inwards ...
While I agree with you, the world of SVG and PostScript, and apparently most
other drawing engines are against us right thinking people. I'm sure they have
powerful counter-arguments involving stitching and whatever.
On this point, QML is just pas
ot; (eventually default)
border.alignment: "grow_inwards"
border.alignment: "grow_outwards"
Regards,
Stefan
From:mailto:kai.koe...@nokia.com>>
To:mailto:bea@nokia.com>>,
mailto:qt-qml@trolltech.com>>
Date: 2010-05-06 11:0
ntually default)
border.alignment: "grow_inwards"
border.alignment: "grow_outwards"
Regards,
Stefan
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Date: 2010-05-06 11:07
Subject:Re: [Qt-qml] Rendering of rectangle borders with
odd-numbered widths
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Hi,
qt-qml-boun...@trolltech.com wrote:
> Currently if a Rectangle has an odd-numbered width, part of
> the bottom and right-hand borders are rendered outside the
> rectangle's boundaries, not inside. This is consistent with
> Qt's border rendering, as documented at
> http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-
Currently if a Rectangle has an odd-numbered width, part of the bottom and
right-hand borders are rendered outside the rectangle's boundaries, not inside.
This is consistent with Qt's border rendering, as documented at
http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/qrectf.html (under "Rendering").
This b
