Qt-interest Archive, February 2007
qtconfig in Qt4.2.2 on Windows. Where is it?
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subj.
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On Tuesday 27 February 2007 09:51, Anatoly Kanashin wrote:
> subj.
qtconfig isn't used on windows, only on X11
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On Tuesday 27 February 2007 11:58, Bradley T Hughes wrote:
> On Tuesday 27 February 2007 09:51, Anatoly Kanashin wrote:
> > subj.
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> qtconfig isn't used on windows, only on X11
and what i can use for setup GUI-look of Qt4 applications?
I don't wont to give parameter <-style cleanlooks> for every start of my
programs and Qt utilities like assistant or designer:)
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Anatoly Kanashin wrote:
> and what i can use for setup GUI-look of Qt4 applications?
> I don't wont to give parameter <-style cleanlooks> for every start of my
> programs and Qt utilities like assistant or designer:)
Why not
qApp->setStyle(new QCleanlooksStyle);
in main.cpp?
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Forrest a écrit :
> Anatoly Kanashin wrote:
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>> and what i can use for setup GUI-look of Qt4 applications?
>> I don't wont to give parameter <-style cleanlooks> for every start of
>> my programs and Qt utilities like assistant or designer:)
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> Why not
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> qApp->setStyle(new QCleanlooksStyle);
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> in main.cpp?
and for Qt utilities? how to do?
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veronique.lefrere@xxxxxx wrote:
> and for Qt utilities? how to do?
If it were me, I'd modify the source code to assistant & designer (found
in the tools directory) and recompile them.
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On Tuesday 27 February 2007 13:38, Forrest wrote:
> Anatoly Kanashin wrote:
> > and what i can use for setup GUI-look of Qt4 applications?
> > I don't wont to give parameter <-style cleanlooks> for every start of my
> > programs and Qt utilities like assistant or designer:)
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> Why not
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> qApp->setStyle(new QCleanlooksStyle);
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> in main.cpp?
It's only for my own applications. And what about palette, fonts and more? I
don't wont use hard-coded styles :)
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>> Why not
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>> qApp->setStyle(new QCleanlooksStyle);
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>> in main.cpp?
> And what about palette, fonts and more?
Analogous to the code above; see the QApplication docs.
> I
> don't wont use hard-coded styles :)
Simple: Set up a INI file of any kind (preferably using QSettings),
containing the style name you want to use, and you can change the style
on demand.
Martin
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