Re: QTComponent in Swing application

Subject: Re: QTComponent in Swing application
From: Jim Leno <email@hidden>
Date: Tue, 21 Jun 2005 15:48:05 -0700
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The code I'm working with originally used QTCanvas, and yes, the older stuff works better when it comes to these types of redraw issues. Unfortunately, I need to be compatible with the current QTJ.

I did, however, find what was causing most of the problem - I had set the background color of every component except for the movie component itself. Once I do that, or if I just leave the background alone for all the elements, the major flash goes away, and I just have a brief blip when the new movie gets loaded. Very similar to Windows, although like I said earlier, Windows handled the other case fine as well.

Thanks.


This code is for old QTJ and contains lots of now deprecated calls.
However, may be you can get some ideas and inspiration out of it and
reproduce functionality in current QTJ.

Best,
Michael

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On Jun 21, 2005, at 4:14 AM, Jim Leno wrote:


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