Right that makes sense. we like consistent python extensions.

It loks like we've run into a problem then, since I am (for example) unable to set a scrollbar width. I wonder if we can use QStyle and some

class MyStyle(QApplication.instance.style().__class__):
   def looknice(self):
        pass

or something similar (I understand the work-in-progress, and maybe later bit...)


On 3/27/06, Phil Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Wednesday 22 March 2006 8:02 pm, Patrick Stinson wrote:
> I got a reply from qt-interest regarding this. What is the state of QStyle
> sub-classes in pyqt4? is there a reason that they are not included?

Mainly because they might be plugins, in which case PyQt won't see them. You
then end up with an application that depends on how the user has build their
Qt, which is not good.

Phil

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