QRect.setX() and QRect.setY() are evil!

I tried to tile an image using this algorythm:

 bool copyTileContainerFromImageFile( QString &fileString, QVector<Tile*> *sourceVector )  
 {  
      if(fileString.isEmpty())  
           return false;  
      QRect rect(0,0,32,32);  
      QPixmap originalImage(fileString);  
      //goal = amount of possible tiles in this image.  
      int goal = (originalImage.width() * originalImage.height()) / 1024; //1024 Pixels fits in one Tile  
      sourceVector->reserve(goal); //reserves the amount of images in the vector.  
      for(int i = 0;i != goal;i++) {  
           sourceVector->append(new Tile(rect,i,originalImage.copy(rect)));  
           if(rect.x() + 32 >= originalImage.width()) {  
                rect.setY(32 + rect.y());  
                rect.setX(0);  
           }else  
                rect.setX(32 + rect.x());  
      }  
      return true;  
 }  

the result using this algorythm was this:



If you're now like "WTF?" then I can tell you that "WTF?" was my first reaction,too.
I really had no freakin' idea why the image got tiled like THAT.

After I posted in some forums and read through the documentantion I changed
the algorythm to this:

 bool copyTileContainerFromImageFile( QString &fileString, QVector<Tile*> *sourceVector )  
 {  
      if(fileString.isEmpty())  
           return false;  
      QRect rect(0,0,32,32);  
      QPixmap originalImage(fileString);  
      //goal = amount of possible tiles in this image.  
      int goal = (originalImage.width() * originalImage.height()) / 1024; //1024 Pixels fits in one Tile  
      sourceVector->reserve(goal); //reserves the amount of images in the vector.  
      for(int i = 0;i != goal;i++) {  
           sourceVector->append(new Tile(rect,i,originalImage.copy(rect)));  
           if(rect.x() + 32 >= originalImage.width()) {  
                rect.moveTop(32 + rect.y());  <--was setY(32 + rect.y()) before
                rect.moveLeft(0);  <--was setX(0) before
           }else  
                rect.moveLeft(32 + rect.x());  <--was setX(32 + rect.x()) before
      }  
      return true;  
 }  

Now everything works fine.

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