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Changing Qt Quick Controls Style #8
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i will expose the argc, argv to Q{Core, Gui, }Application and QQuickStyle in DOtherSide |
Opened filcuc/dotherside#63 |
Cool, thanks! |
I think this should be closed |
Am I missing something? I think we need to provide proper bindings of the
DOtherSide API in nimqml. So I would not close this one. That said it’s a
relatively easy task
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ha scritto:
I think this should be closed
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my fault, I saw this closed filcuc/dotherside#63 and I though it was a dangling issue. Sure thing, it requires proper nim binding I'm not a C++ developer nor expert in binding, is it just about adding:
# QQuickStyle
proc dos_qquickstyle_set_style(style: cstring) {.cdecl, dynlib: dynLibName, importc.}
proc dos_qquickstyle_set_fallback_style(style: cstring) {.cdecl, dynlib: dynLibName, importc.} and write proper
and include it in
correct? |
Correct.
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my fault, I saw this closed filcuc/dotherside#63
<filcuc/dotherside#63> and I though it was a
dangling issue. Sure thing, it requires proper nim binding
I'm not a C++ developer nor expert in binding, is it just about adding:
src/nimqml/private/dotherside.nim
# QQuickStyleproc dos_qquickstyle_set_style(style: cstring) {.cdecl, dynlib: dynLibName, importc.}proc dos_qquickstyle_set_fallback_style(style: cstring) {.cdecl, dynlib: dynLibName, importc.}
and write proper
src/nimqml/private/qquickstyle.nim
and include it in
src/nimqml/nimqml.nim
correct?
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Hello,
is there any way to change Qt Quick Controls style, besides using enviroment variable?
I can't find any way to pass arguments to Qt and binding for QQuickStyle::setStyle() is not available either.
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