<snip, boundingRect() not working as expected?> Ummm... sorry to add confusion, but it is possible (seems likely to me) that I observed an "order of operations on initialization" problem ...
I've re-structured my code, and now *both* the boundingRect() and width/height properties work properly. In the previous implementation, I had "instantiation" combined with "reparenting", and if the re-parenting happened before the instance was fully constructed, then the size used during the re-parenting was incorrect (the item later correctly resized itself after its attributes were set). This is somewhat further complicated by the fact that setting attributes on my QDeclarativeItem-derived types triggered signals for updates elsewhere. It is interesting that I saw "-1,-1" for default width/height before initial size calculations, but I suppose that doesn't matter. So... sorry for the confusion. This has been a (very) good learning exercise for me, though: I think I better understand the dynamics of the QDeclarativeItem (QObject) world as it relates to the QGraphicsItem (non-QObject) world. Thanks for the help! --charley
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