QT 4.6.2 QGraphicsView paintEvent() not able to be triggered by update()/repaint() ?

[jiapei100]

Hi, all:

My Environment:
OS: Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid
Qt: 4.6.2


I inherited QGraphicsView, and designed my own class (qtImageView.h)

class CqtImageView : public QGraphicsView
{
	Q_OBJECT
 
private:
        QGraphicsScene*			m_QTGraphicsScene;
       QImage*					m_QTImage;
 
protected:
	void					paintEvent(QPaintEvent *event);
 
public:
    CqtImageView( QWidget *parent = 0 );
    virtual                 ~CqtImageView( );
    void					putImage(const Mat& image);
...
};

class CqtImageView : public QGraphicsView
{
	Q_OBJECT

private:
        QGraphicsScene*			m_QTGraphicsScene;
       QImage*					m_QTImage;

protected:
	void					paintEvent(QPaintEvent *event);

public:
    CqtImageView( QWidget *parent = 0 );
    virtual                 ~CqtImageView( );
    void					putImage(const Mat& image);
...
};

To copy to clipboard, switch view to plain text mode 

in qtImageView.cpp:

CqtImageView::CqtImageView(QWidget *parent): QGraphicsView(parent) 
{
	this->m_QTGraphicsScene		= new QGraphicsScene;
	this->setScene( this->m_QTGraphicsScene );
}
 
CqtImageView::~CqtImageView( )
{
        if(this->m_QTImage)			delete (this->m_QTImage);
	if(this->m_QTGraphicsScene)	delete (this->m_QTGraphicsScene);
}
 
void CqtImageView::putImage(const Mat& img)
{
         ... // This part is to assign the image data from img to this->m_QTImage
        this->m_QTGraphicsScene->invalidate();
	this->m_bIsDrawing = true;
        this->update(); // or this->repaint();
}
 
void CqtImageView::paintEvent(QPaintEvent *event)
{
	if(this->m_bIsDrawing)
	{
		QPainter p(this->viewport());                              // breakpoint 1
		p.drawImage(QPoint(0,0),*m_QTImage);          // breakpoint 2
                this->m_bIsDrawing = false;                               // breakpoint 3
	}
}

CqtImageView::CqtImageView(QWidget *parent): QGraphicsView(parent) 
{
	this->m_QTGraphicsScene		= new QGraphicsScene;
	this->setScene( this->m_QTGraphicsScene );
}

CqtImageView::~CqtImageView( )
{
        if(this->m_QTImage)			delete (this->m_QTImage);
	if(this->m_QTGraphicsScene)	delete (this->m_QTGraphicsScene);
}

void CqtImageView::putImage(const Mat& img)
{
         ... // This part is to assign the image data from img to this->m_QTImage
        this->m_QTGraphicsScene->invalidate();
	this->m_bIsDrawing = true;
        this->update(); // or this->repaint();
}

void CqtImageView::paintEvent(QPaintEvent *event)
{
	if(this->m_bIsDrawing)
	{
		QPainter p(this->viewport());                              // breakpoint 1
		p.drawImage(QPoint(0,0),*m_QTImage);          // breakpoint 2
                this->m_bIsDrawing = false;                               // breakpoint 3
	}
}

To copy to clipboard, switch view to plain text mode 

However, whenever my program called

putImage(const Mat& img)

,
I was thinking

this->update(); // or this->repaint();

will instantaneously trigger

CqtImageView:aintEvent

, but even after I created three breakpoints at each line in

CqtImageView:aintEvent

, my program never stopped on those breakpoints.

Can anybody please help? This is seriously urgent.
And, it seems only QT 4.6.2 brings me this issue.
My code seems to work fine when using QT 4.5


Best Regards
JIA

[amoswood]

I have had some weird GUI issues with 4.6.2 myself. I recently upgraded to 4.6.3 which came out the other day. It seemed to fix all of the weird GUI issues. I would recommend upgrading.

[jiapei100]

Hi, amoswood:

Thank you so much for your prompt reply.
Are you using Windows or Ubuntu?
Default Ubuntu repository is still using 4.6.2 and if I remove all qt packages of version 4.6.2, loads of other important packages will be removed meanwhile.
This is not what I expected.
How to upgrade from qt 4.6.2 to 4.6.3 without disturbing other packages which rely on qt-dev libraries?

Best Regards
JIA

[amoswood]

How to upgrade from qt 4.6.2 to 4.6.3 without disturbing other packages which rely on qt-dev libraries?

4.6.2 and 4.6.3 are binary compatible DLLs or SOs. So, you can simply replace the SOs in the Qt installation with some that you download from Qt. You don't have to re-compile or anything. All of this is assuming that you are not linking statically with Qt.

[wysota]

For reference: http://www.qtcentre.org/threads/3152...026#post147026