On Sun, Oct 23, 2011 at 9:08 PM, Terry Brown
> My feeling is that people who are likely to use Leo, which
> requires editing a text file to select plugins :-), can probably handle
>
> /* border for selected pane */
> *[style_class~='focused_pane'] { border-width: 2; border-color: red; }
True. Nobody is complaining loudly.
> Right, unfortunately Qt allows only a single stylesheet at a
> particularly level, and dinking around binding different sheets at
> different level seems too complicated.
Happily, this is not true. As discussed in the other thread, we can
call w.setStyleSheet as many times as we like on a particular w
without problems.
In other words, we can regard stylesheets as merely a weird way of
specifying settings that would otherwise be specified using
non-existent methods like:
w.setColors(foregroundColor,backgroundColor)
w.setBorder(width,color)
etc.
The point is that we would never be confused about what w.setBorder
does, but apparently there is massive confusion about what
w.setStyleSheet(aStyleSheet) does.
Edward
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