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    Lightbulb QPixmap::setMask() / QWidget::setMask()

    Two methods that i have tried for displaying clipped image:-

    1.================
    pixmap->setMask(bitmap1);
    painter->drawPixmap(pixmap);

    2.================
    widget->setMask(bitmap1);
    painter->drawPixmap(pixmap);

    Both methods works correctly (at least in my case) i.e. displays clipped image.

    But i'm still confused which method should i use; or should i combine both methods like this: -
    pixmap->setMask(bitmap1);
    widget->setMask(bitmap1);
    painter->drawPixmap(pixmap);

    So, please help.

    EDIT: I'm using qt 4.1.1
    Last edited by yogeshm02; 25th February 2006 at 12:26.

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    Default Re: QPixmap::setMask() / QWidget::setMask()

    On second thought it seems that correct way is to use method #2; and if need be, use pixmap->setMask(bitmap1) along with that.

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