GridItem: Fix pen for usage of dash-pattern#2304
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Use a cosmetic pen for the grid and remove unnecessary setting of the width. See also documentation of QPen.isCosmetic().
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Note, this should also fixe #1709. |
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This appears to work well to me. I suspect that was some reason it was setCosmetic(False), but I'm not finding one. Zoom, window resize, export, all seem fine with this change on the examples that use a GridItem. I'm not sure if there's anything else that should be checked.
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Hi, I wanted to use a custom dash-pattern for the grid. Currently this doesn't work, the drawn dash pattern changes with the zoom of the plot.
See the attached screenshot showing different vertical and horizontal grid lines, due to the different ranges set at the end of the example.