Can't seem to draw from the center of two rectangles....

[mpergand]

QPoint fCP((fRect.width()/2),(fRect.height()/2));
QPoint sCP((sRect.width()/2), (sRect.height()/2));

This draw a single point :)
You draw the first rectangle two times.

[JoeJoe_000]

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[JoeJoe_000]

I believe you're mistaken sir.

QPoint doesnt draw anything it holds values for a point, points that can be used to draw a line.

[mpergand]

QPoint fCP((fRect.width()/2),(fRect.height()/2));
QPoint sCP((sRect.width()/2), (sRect.height()/3));

Now it draws a line.
At first glance i don't see the point, but it's there ;)

[JoeJoe_000]

awww man...what world are you from?? :'(

[JoeJoe_000]

Please somebody help.

[Devopia53]

@JoeJoe_000

QPoint fCP((fRect.width()/2),(fRect.height()/2));
QPoint sCP((sRect.width()/2), (sRect.height()/2));

The fCP and sCP are the same point(50, 25) as @JoeJoe_000 mentioned. So it does not look good, but it appears as a dot on the screen.

If you want to draw a line connecting the centers of two rectangles, try the following:

painter.drawLine(fRect.center(), sRect.center());

[JoeJoe_000]

Thanks a lot. I didnt know about those two functions. I finally figured out my idiocy. Thanks.

//This does the same thing as painter.drawLine(fRect.center(), sRect.center());
   QPoint pCP((parent.width()/2)+parent.left(),(parent.height()/2)+parent.top());
    QPoint cCP((child.width()/2)+child.left(), (child.height()/2)+child.top());

[JoeJoe_000]

Do you know how to specify which object/shape is at a high layer (drawing over) or lower layer (drawing under)?

[jsulm]

@JoeJoe_000 I would say what you draw first is lower layer

[mrjj]

Hi
When using QPainter there is no layers.
So what you draw last, will be on top.