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    Default Re: How to tell when QGraphicsView has changed?

    Quote Originally Posted by scascio View Post
    Do you mean that valueChanged signal is emitted in all cases, even with Qt::ScrollBarAlwaysOff?
    The value changes, doesn't it? The fact if you see it on the screen or not is irrelevant.
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