On segunda-feira, 28 de outubro de 2013 11:04:14, Graham Labdon wrote: > Hi > I am looking into the possibilities offered by Qt to provide my applications > with a custom style. There appears to be a choice of using style sheets or > to implement the style by deriving from QProxyStyle. What are the > advantages of using one method over the other? > Which is more efficient?
Styles, since they're native code that gets run, as opposed to interpreted from a parsed stylesheet. Of course, it requires that your write good and efficient code. > Which is easier to implement and maintain Stylesheets, since it's just a a simple CSS-like file or snippet, no new code to write or maintain. > Which is more flexible Styles, since they can change just about anything, and given enough hacks, everything else. > If anyone has any advice on which way I should go I would be grateful to > hear from you My opinion is "do neither, just use the platform look and feel". This is an *opinion* -- I don't like applications with custom look and feel, I like them to integrate with the desktop UI. -- Thiago Macieira - thiago.macieira (AT) intel.com Software Architect - Intel Open Source Technology Center
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