Details
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Bug
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Resolution: Done
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P2: Important
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4.7.0
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None
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2c54f49584023633c5992579d23dc6819ec79c9e
Description
Given the following circumstances:
- QGraphicsItem r1, with a child QGraphicsItem r2
- r2 has a QGraphicsEffect which changes the boundingRect (e.g. drop-shadow)
- r1 has any QGraphicsEffect
The effect on r1 wouldn't take into account the new bounding rect that was generated by the effect on r2.
The test case shows it; If the opacity effect on r1 is enabled, the drop-shadow would go away, while if the opacity effect is disabled with the --shadow-only command line argument, the shadow is visible.