void QMultiCheckListItem::paintCell(QPainter *p,const QColorGroup & cg, int col, int width, int align) { if ( !p ) return; QListView *lv = listView(); if ( !lv ) return; QListViewItem::paintCell(p,cg,col,width,align ); int marg = lv->itemMargin(); // int width = BoxSize + marg*2; // use a provate color group and set the text/highlighted text colors QColorGroup mcg = cg; if (checkBoxColumns.testBit(col)) { // Bold/Italic/use default checkboxes // code allmost identical to QCheckListItem Q_ASSERT( lv ); //### // I use the text color of defaultStyles[0], normalcol in parent listview // mcg.setColor( QColorGroup::Text, ((StyleListView*)lv)->normalcol ); int x = 0; if ( align == AlignCenter ) { QFontMetrics fm( lv->font() ); x = (width - BoxSize - fm.width(text(0)))/2; } int y = (height() - BoxSize) / 2; if ( !isEnabled() || disableStates.testBit(col)) p->setPen( QPen( lv->palette().color( QPalette::Disabled, QColorGroup::Text ), 2 ) ); else p->setPen( QPen( mcg.text(), 2 ) ); if ( isSelected() && lv->header()->mapToSection( 0 ) != 0 ) { p->fillRect( 0, 0, x + marg + BoxSize + 4, height(), mcg.brush( QColorGroup::Highlight ) ); if ( isEnabled() ) p->setPen( QPen( mcg.highlightedText(), 2 ) ); // FIXME! - use defaultstyles[0].selecol. luckily not used :) } p->drawRect( x+marg, y+2, BoxSize-4, BoxSize-4 ); x++; y++; if ( checkStates.testBit(col) ) { QPointArray a( 7*2 ); int i, xx, yy; xx = x+1+marg; yy = y+5; for ( i=0; i<3; i++ ) { a.setPoint( 2*i, xx, yy ); a.setPoint( 2*i+1, xx, yy+2 ); xx++; yy++; } yy -= 2; for ( i=3; i<7; i++ ) { a.setPoint( 2*i, xx, yy ); a.setPoint( 2*i+1, xx, yy+2 ); xx++; yy--; } p->drawLineSegments( a ); } } }