The value of fontMetrics().xHeight() on windows is not the same as on linux . On windows fontMetrics().height() is used instead.
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Try this on your machines and see if the z labels are inside the top and bottom boxes.
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- R232 AtCore
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I did it this way because this complies the same as and reads alot better then
if(value < 0) {
#ifndef Q_OS_WIN
lb-> setX->method()
lb-> setY->method()
#else
lb->setX->altMethod()
lb->setY->altMethod()
#endif
} else {
#ifndef Q_OS_WIN
lb-> setX->method()
lb-> setY->method()
#else
lb->setX->altMethod()
lb->setY->altMethod()
#endif
}Comment Actions
- Rebase for newest changes
- SVN_SILENT made messages (.desktop file) - always resolve ours
- testclient: remove old Debian menu file
- testclient: validation fixes for desktop file
- Use fontMetrics().height() in place of fontMetrics().xHeight() on windows for Z axis label placement.
Comment Actions
- SVN_SILENT made messages (.desktop file) - always resolve ours
- testclient: remove old Debian menu file
- testclient: validation fixes for desktop file
- Use fontMetrics().height() in place of fontMetrics().xHeight() on windows for Z axis label placement.