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Jeff,
Your painter reqires a device to operate on. See the begin(QPaintDevice*)
method or the contructor that takes QPaintDevice*.
--Justin
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From: jeep@xxxxxxxxx (Jeff Lacki)
Subj: Re: rotate text help
Date: Sun Mar 26, 2006 11:21 am
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To: bradh@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, qt-interest@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Thanks for that insights :)
Yes, I created the painter in a subclass of Q3CanvasRectangle:
QString text("Testing");
RotatedText *rt = new RotatedText(text,canvas);
QPainter p;
rt->draw(p);
And the draw method:
void
RotatedText::draw(QPainter &p)
{
p.save();
p.rotate(90);
p.translate(-x(), -y());
p.translate(y(), -x());
// Have the base class draw it
Q3CanvasText::draw(p);
p.restore();
}
Produces the following:
QPainter::save(), painter not active
QPainter::setMatrix(), painter not active
QPainter::setMatrix(), painter not active
QPainter::setMatrix(), painter not active
Segmentation fault
I forgot to ask how to fix the 'painter not active' message?
I looked at the source code and couldnt find where IsActive()
actually gets set to active, though I didnt do a strong search.
Jeff
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