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Manish Motwani wrote:
> Does anyone know a workaround for this? If I don't call this function,
> all my widgets (which were working fine before on 4.0.1), become
> transparent (or atleast the background part of it) when built under
> 4.1.x. Is there a way that I can call this function for the entire
> application and have all my widgets inherit this property?
If you want to, you can climb the tree of widgets using
QObject::findChildren() and QObject::isWidgetType() for all your windows
and set this property true. Otherwise, you can paint the widgets'
backgrounds from inside paintEvent() where necessary. This
behavioral change in 4.1 affects widgets that rely on their
background being painted opaque by default.
Andreas
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