ther=digia@qt-project.org]
> On Behalf Of Rafael Roquetto
> Sent: 4. oktober 2012 22:23
> To: development@qt-project.org
> Subject: [Development] QFontMetrics and QScriptLine height calculation
> Hello,
>
> I am trying to fix tst_QAccessibility for QNX, and I h
Yes, backporting QAccessibleTextWidget::characterRect() implementation
from 5.0 is seems to be safe. I don't know for sure if this won't
break some other tests, though.
You'll probably need to discuss this with Eskil Abrahamsen Blomfeldt
and/or Jan Arve Sæther first (eskil and jan-arve at IRC,
resp
Hi there,
Thanks for the prompty reply. I am indeed talking about 4.8. Should I maybe
then backport the 5.0 implementation of QAccessibleTextWidget, should this
ever be possible or make sense? Or even better, fix the test to use
QFontMetrics::lineSpacing()?
Any other suggestions? As I said, this
First of all, which Qt version you're talking about?
I assume it is 4.8 since QAccessibleTextWidget has been reworked alot
in 5.0 and the problem you've described seems to gone there (see
QAccessibleTextWidget::characterRect() impl).
If it is 5.0, then you're probably subclassing the accessibility
Hello,
I am trying to fix tst_QAccessibility for QNX, and I have a problem on line
2750:
QCOMPARE(iface->textInterface()->characterRect(0,
QAccessible2::RelativeToParent).size(), QSize(fm.width("h"), fm.height()));
This comparison is failing, because the caracter rect height is bigger than
the h
