void KstViewPicture::paintSelf(KstPainter& p, const QRegion& bounds) {
p.save();
if (p.type() != KstPainter::P_PRINT && p.type() != KstPainter::P_EXPORT) {
if (p.makingMask()) {
p.setRasterOp(Qt::OrROP);
} else {
const QRegion clip(clipRegion());
KstBorderedViewObject::paintSelf(p, bounds - _myClipMask);
p.setClipRegion(bounds & clip);
}
} else {
KstBorderedViewObject::paintSelf(p, bounds);
}
const QRect cr(contentsRectForDevice(p));
if (_image.isNull()) {
// fill with X
p.setBrush(QBrush(Qt::gray, Qt::SolidPattern));
p.setPen(QPen(Qt::black, 0, Qt::SolidLine));
p.drawRect(cr);
p.drawLine(cr.topLeft(), cr.bottomRight());
p.drawLine(cr.topRight(), cr.bottomLeft());
} else {
assert(!cr.isNull()); // Null view objects are not allowed. I want to see
// how this happens so it can be fixed.
if (_iCache.isNull() || _iCache.size() != cr.size()) {
_iCache = _image.copy();
if (!_iCache.isNull()) {
_iCache = _iCache.smoothScale(cr.size());
}
}
if (!_iCache.isNull()) {
if (p.makingMask()) {
// which indicates clipping / BW mode
if (_iCache.hasAlphaBuffer()) {
p.drawImage(cr.topLeft(), _iCache.createAlphaMask());
} else {
p.setBrush(Qt::color1);
p.drawRect(cr);
}
} else {
p.drawImage(cr.topLeft(), _iCache);
}
}
}
p.restore();
}
