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RevBy: Samuel
Details: The IMAGE_FROM_PIXMAP has to be doing a local copy or
something, because it is sure not fast...
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RevBy: Samuel
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We can shortcut quite some calculations for the common case
by first checking whether the point is contained in the
control point rect.
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Task: none
RevBy: Samuel
AutoTest: Still pass
Details: Please do not perform (potentially expensive) calculations just for fun :)
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Task: none
RevBy: Ariya Hidayat
AutoTest: Still pass.
Details: QTransform::type() is cached, so only the first call to it
should be expensive. However, it is not inlined so there's
an overhead involved (especially when these functions are
called a gazillion times).
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Reviewed-by: TrustMe
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Reviewed-by: Morten Engvoldsen
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not as a rendering primitive.
Task-number: 183493
Reviewed-by: TrustMe
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PostScript print engines.
The PDF/PostScript does not support perspective transforms, so it has
to be emulated through our draw_helper() fallback. PostScript doesn't
support alpha blending, so all perspective drawing needs to be forced
through the alpha print engine.
Task-number: 249754
Reviewed-by: Samuel
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documentation and updated a diagram.
Task-number: 228201
Reviewed-by: TrustMe
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Call isEmpty() on the normalized rect instead of the original rect.
Task-number: 247505
Reviewed-by:
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Use QStroker::setRect() to avoid dashing parts of the path that are
outside the device rect.
Task-number: 246573
Reviewed-by: Trond
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When drawing ellipse without stroke we need to use the same width/height
for the fill as we would use for the stroke for the stroke and fill to
match. Filling first and then stroking should produce the same result as
filling and stroking in one go.
Task-number: 249490
Reviewed-by: Trond
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Missing increments in the blend function's tail code.
Task-number: 247492
Reviewed-by: Paul
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Reviewed-by: Lorn Potter
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