If you really want this, how about a proxy style? (QProxyStyle). I think that's the only way for you to get what you want.
You could try to wrangle it using a QFocusFrame subclass with custom paintEvent, but you'd have to manually track widget resizes using an event filter, and I'm not sure you're guaranteed that all styles will respect the focus frame and stand off on painting their own focus visualization. When I tried it here with the Breeze style I'd get both my own QFocusFrame and Breeze's own focus visualization, which stuck out a little underneath since it's rounded. I know you didn't want any judgement but in general it's bad to disregard the user's choice of widget style and do these kind of customizations. I as a Breeze user wish to see Breeze's focus visualization, not that applications override them. Even if you have had that look for 10 years without users complaining, it does not mean they like it - they could just see it as a minor oddity and shrug at it. Elvis Den sön 7 juni 2020 23:21David M. Cotter <d...@kjams.com> skrev: > i have an example project (see below), that tries 6 different > implementations, attempts to make the focus ring 3 pix wide. None of them > work on windows, and only one of them PARTIALLY works on mac. What i want > is the style you get around a text edit on mac, but i want that style on > ALL widgets, and i want it on windows too. > > anyone have any idea how i can accomplish this? > > Please see the example project <http://kjams.com/downloads/qfocustest.zip>. > I've set it up so the same code can be run on both mac and windows (use > file sharing to run both at once). > > thanks > > -dave > _______________________________________________ > Interest mailing list > Interest@qt-project.org > https://lists.qt-project.org/listinfo/interest >
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