Hi list, In my code there is a bunch of calls which try to create QIcons from QStyle standard pixmaps, like:
QIcon groupIcon; groupIcon.addPixmap( style()->standardPixmap( QStyle::SP_DirClosedIcon ), QIcon::Normal, QIcon::Off ); groupIcon.addPixmap( style()->standardPixmap( QStyle::SP_DirOpenIcon ), QIcon::Normal, QIcon::On ); While this works correctly, in that using the icon for a model's DecorationRole shows either an open or closed icon based on the item's expanded state, it has two issues: 1. It's not hi-dpi friendly, and the icons are tiny 2. QStyle::standardPixmap is marked as obsolete, with QStyle::standardIcon being described as the preferred approach. I'm unsure how to translate the above code to QStyle::standardIcon though. QIcon groupIcon( style()->standardIcon( QStyle::SP_DirClosedIcon ) ); works nicely for closed items, and looks great on hidpi. But I can't see how I would add the SP_DirOpenIcon state. There's no equivalent method like "QIcon::addIcon" like there is QIcon::addPixmap. What's the correct approach to take here, which is hi-dpi friendly and future proof? Cheers, Nyall _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list Interest@qt-project.org http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest