Re: [Issue N14793] Unexpected behavior in QButton::setPixmap

Hi Rob,

On Tuesday, 21. Jan 2003 11:12 Rob Kaper wrote:

> Calling QButton::setPixmap() multiple times on the same object has
> some unexpected results. The button will show both images and gains
> height, instead of replacing the previous pixmap with the new one.
>
> Reproducable on several platforms and configurations. I can provide
> the specifics for mine later today (workstation is off-line at the
> moment, no wake-on-LAN).

I can't reproduce this problem here, can you try the following example
and see if it reproduces the problem for you?  Thanks.

#include <qapplication.h>
#include <qpushbutton.h>

const char *test1_xpm[] = {
    "12 8 2 1",
	". c None",
	"c c #ff0000",
	".........ccc",
	"........ccc.",
	".......ccc..",
	"ccc...ccc...",
	".ccc.ccc....",
	"..ccccc.....",
	"...ccc......",
	"....c.......",
};

const char *test2_xpm[] = {
    "12 8 2 1",
	". c None",
	"c c #ff0000",
	"ccc......ccc",
	".ccc....ccc.",
	"..ccc..ccc..",
	"....cc.cc...",
	".....ccc....",
	"....cc.cc...",
	"...ccc.ccc..",
	"..ccc...ccc.",
};

int main( int argc, char **argv )
{
    QApplication a( argc, argv );
    QPushButton testWidget( 0 );
    a.setMainWidget( &testWidget );
    testWidget.show();
    QPixmap p(test1_xpm);
    testWidget.setPixmap( p );
    QPixmap p2( test2_xpm );
    for ( int b = 0; b<5; b++ )
	testWidget.setPixmap( p2 );
    return a.exec();
}


If it doesn't reproduce your problem then can you modify the example so
it reproduces the problem for you?  Thanks.

Have a nice day!

Andy
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