Synopsis#

Methods#

def __init__()
def newSize()
def oldSize()
def setNewSize()
def setOldSize()

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Detailed Description#

A QGraphicsWidget sends itself a QGraphicsSceneResizeEvent immediately when its geometry changes.

It’s similar to QResizeEvent, but its sizes, oldSize() and newSize() , use QSizeF instead of QSize.

See also

setGeometry() resize()

__init__()#

Constructs a QGraphicsSceneResizeEvent .

newSize()#

Return type:: QSizeF

Returns the new size (i.e., the current size).

See also

oldSize() resize()

oldSize()#

Return type:: QSizeF

Returns the old size (i.e., the size immediately before the widget was resized).

See also

newSize() resize()

setNewSize(size)#

Parameters:: size – QSizeF

setOldSize(size)#

Parameters:: size – QSizeF