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    Default Re: Scaling QGraphicsPixmapItem

    Quote Originally Posted by johnsoga View Post
    That is the next solution I was going to try. Do you know of any example programs that do that?
    As far as I remember there is an example implementation of mine somewhere in this forum but it might be hard to find.
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