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I have a PyQt app that draws a lot of simple square rectangles on a QImage. The 'draw a few squares' function gets called a whole lot of times and sometimes hundreds of times a second. (I'm emulating a primitive black and white screen for a retro-computer.)
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I have followed the advice in the QPainter page, which says,
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Construct and customize (e.g. set the pen or the brush) the painter. Then draw. Remember to destroy the QPainter object after drawing.
So my 'draw a few squares' function creates a QPainter as a local variable, calls its fillRect() a few times, then exits (destroying the QPainter).
Is this necessary? My QImage is not changing. Would it be valid to create a single QPainter at the same time I create the QImage on which it paints, and use it multiple times?