Hi,
We have some 'interesting' code in a Qt project of ours that shows up a
clear regression.
We have a statically sized QWidgets being added to a scroll view. When
the slider is moved the child widget (widgy in the below example)
doesn't repaint properly, resulting in a mish mash of graphics (but the
slider length is accurate). When it is first displayed it paints fine.
The below is similar to what the code is doing (obviously the controls
are doing a lot more than in this example)
QScrollArea * area = new QScrollArea(this)
QWidget * widgy = new QWidget;
area->setWidget(widgy);
for( int i=1;i<20;i++)
{
QWidget * child = new QWidget(widgy);
child->resize( 200, 200 );
widgy->add( child );
widgy->resize( 200, 200*i);
}
I don't think this code is great (should probably be written with
layouts etc but there must have been a reason) - but nevertheless this
is a clear regression.
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