On Tuesday, May 29, 2012 13:34:12 Mark wrote: > This is a separate project to allow Windows in Plasma QML.
ok, as a separate project, i think this makes sense. i'll try to find time to discuss implementation and API later .. but maybe we should finish tooltips first? :) > The added benefit is that tooltip control becomes much easier and that's > why i bring this up now. If this gets accepted then i make the tooltips > dependent on it. i don't think an application window and a tooltip window will have much useful overlap. i am tempted to say "use Dialog" but .. i like that Dialog remains very purpose specific so we don't need to try and make it do too many tricks at the same time. so maybe the answer is "re-use Dialog", or rather the code behind it. it does pretty much everything needed (blur, borders, etc.) i recommend implementing such a window class in C++ that is made available to QML inside the tooltips implementation. that way we don't have to worry too much about upfront design questions: make it work well for tooltips. then we can see what that ends up looking like and either base a design off of that or even lift that code out directly and promote it to a shared QML component. -- Aaron J. Seigo
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