[Issue N193466] SVG Rendering Regresion in > Qt 4.3.0

[Aaron J. Seigo]

On Friday 08 February 2008, Thomas Georgiou wrote:
> Sorry for the late response
> I wrote a testcase exhibiting this using just Qt libraries.  The
> testcase is attached.  The testcase is supposed to draw the "center"
> element of panel-background.svg (included) into the boundingrect of a
> qgi.  It also draws a red rectangle to show where it is.
> In Qt 4.3.0, it looks like this (after making window a little larger):
> http://img519.imageshack.us/img519/4176/qt430ti1.png .  It fills the
> entire boundingrect.

what i think is happening is that the outer pixel, which could well be a 
rounding error or the "line is in between pixels" drawing of Qt, gets 
inflated along with the rest of the element, resulting in a large void that 
doesn't exist visually in the original. so this may be a mathematical 
artifact, conflicting with visual expectations. =/

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Aaron J. Seigo
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