QGraphicsScene::mouseMoveEvent Question

[harakiri]

hi, i have a QGraphicsScene in a QGraphicsView:

view = new GraphicsView( this );
 scene = new GraphicsScene( this );
 scene->setSceneRect( 0.0, 0.0, 512.0, 512.0 );
 scene->add....(...
 ....
 view->setScene( scene );
 view->show();

view = new GraphicsView( this );
 scene = new GraphicsScene( this );
 scene->setSceneRect( 0.0, 0.0, 512.0, 512.0 );
 scene->add....(...
 ....
 view->setScene( scene );
 view->show();

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all objects added to the scene are displayed correctely, but

void GraphicsScene::mouseMoveEvent( QGraphicsSceneMouseEvent *event ) {
  cout << " moved to: X->" << event->pos().toPoint().x();
  cout << " moved to: Y->" << event->pos().toPoint().y() << endl;
  event->accept();
}

void GraphicsScene::mouseMoveEvent( QGraphicsSceneMouseEvent *event ) {
  cout << " moved to: X->" << event->pos().toPoint().x();
  cout << " moved to: Y->" << event->pos().toPoint().y() << endl;
  event->accept();
}

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always results in X->0 and Y->0
why is that so?

[jacek]

What does:

cout << " moved to: X->" << event->pos().x();
cout << " moved to: Y->" << event->pos().y() << endl;

cout << " moved to: X->" << event->pos().x();
cout << " moved to: Y->" << event->pos().y() << endl;

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output?

[harakiri]

...
moved to: X->0 moved to: Y->0
moved to: X->0 moved to: Y->0
moved to: X->0 moved to: Y->0
moved to: X->0 moved to: Y->0
...

:-(

[Gopala Krishna]

Use event->scenePos()
event->pos() is used to represent mouse coords in terms of item So it will be 0 when you use it in scene's mouse event.