Just curious

[danhicksbyron]

I used contentsRect() to receive a QRect object, then used .height() to extract the height. Viewed in the debugger, the QRect is (8,8,352,220), but when I retrieve the height it's retrieved as 213.

Not causing a problem -- just curious as to what's going on here.

[croozeus]

Did you do anything special? I tried to do the same thing on a widget and a pushButton and it returned correct results.

For example, the following returned 30. The rect() was (QRect) 100x30+0+0 in debug. Makes sense.

pushButton->setText(QString::number(pushButton->contentsRect().height()));

[divanov]

Was it something like that?

QRect rect = object->contentsRect();
qDebug() << rect;
int height = rect.height();
qDebug() << height;

[danhicksbyron]

Two assignments pretty much like that, and isolated from any other similar logic that might have confused things. I was viewing the values with the Carbide debugger, though.

Here's the actual code:

    QRect scrollWindowRect = ui ->mScrollWindow ->contentsRect();
    int scrollWindowHeight = scrollWindowRect.height();

[divanov]

Two assignments pretty much like that, and isolated from any other similar logic that might have confused things. I was viewing the values with the Carbide debugger, though.

Here's the actual code:

    QRect scrollWindowRect = ui ->mScrollWindow ->contentsRect();
    int scrollWindowHeight = scrollWindowRect.height();

It might be a problem of the Carbide debugger. You can verify it with qDebug.