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QLine parameters casted to int#17

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@zsiki zsiki commented Oct 18, 2022

On QGIS 3.26.3 with Qt 5.15.3 the call of QLine failed.

On QGIS 3.26.3 with Qt 5.15.3 the call of QLine failed.
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I made a local test and can confirm that this fix is working. Thank you for the PR @zsiki!

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Fixes the issue for me also (Ubuntu 22.04, QGIS: 3.22.14) - many thanks!

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reidi commented Jan 30, 2023

Also fixed the issue for me on latest Ubuntu Kinetic and QGIS Firenze - Ubuntu 22.10, QGIS 3.28.3 Hooray! Thanks!

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Paulovi commented Mar 7, 2023

Great, it worked perfectly for me. (Pop!_OS 22.04, Qgis 3.22.13)

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lionlai1989 commented Apr 24, 2023

This fix works for me. Can this PR be merged into the master?
My system info:
Ubuntu 20.04
QGIS 3.28

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This also works for me.
@lmotta could you please review, merge and push a new version to the QGIS plugins. It is affecting lots of users and failing to update your plugin, could risk a new fork.

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That small change fixed the problem.
Thanks.

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jlaura commented May 24, 2024

Any change on a merge of this. Still broken in the released version.

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