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  1. 14th August 2007, 08:40 #1
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    Default draw a polyline

    I'm trying to print a polyline (connect two points with a half squared line) calling QCanvasLine::SetPoints(XXX) two consecutive times, but It only shows the line of the second function call. I can not use drawline, because I dont have access to QPainter. Anyideas how to do that?

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    Default Re: draw a polyline

    Can you show the actual code? QCanvasLine is part of Qt3 and it seems you're using Qt4...
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