Draw a rectangle alternating two colors with qPainter

[jacek]

Did you try this?

_painter.setPen( Qt::DashLine );

_painter.setPen( Qt::DashLine );

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[wysota]

Did you try this?

_painter.setPen( Qt::DashLine );

_painter.setPen( Qt::DashLine );

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It will only change the outline, and he wants the filling striped. At least that's what I understand...

[SkripT]

It will only change the outline, and he wants the filling striped. At least that's what I understand...

Exactly jacek.

Quote:
Originally Posted by wysota
...you could draw many rectangles with different colours.
I don't think that you'll find a better solution You know you only have to create once, one black and one white rectangle and then just draw them one after the other repeatidly.

I think that the result doesn't looks like a stripped line...

[yop]

Then we must have misunderstood what you are looking for

[wysota]

Could you provide a picture of what you want to achieve?

[SkripT]

Very easy, what I want is simply a rubber band. The problem drawing it with setPen( Qt:ashLine ) is that you can only choose one colour, I want to choose the two colors: black & white.

[jacek]

The problem drawing it with setPen( Qt::DashLine ) is that you can only choose one colour, I want to choose the two colors: black & white.

You can draw white rectangle with a solid line and then a black one using dashed line.

[wysota]

Have you seen QRubberBand?

[SkripT]

You can draw white rectangle with a solid line and then a black one using dashed line.

One time more, thanks. I don't know what i was tinking of.... The solution is very easy