On Mon, Oct 24, 2011 at 4:24 PM, Terry Brown <[email protected]> wrote:
> I fear that it's only working by the skin of its teeth.
I agree. This is not a completely satisfactory situation.
I just realized that calling qtBody.setEditorColors wipes out the
background color of scrollbar. The fix (not yet on the trunk) is to
move into the viewport:
if hasattr(obj,'viewport'):
obj = obj.viewport()
> I think things are working in Leo because you're dealing with extant widgets,
> where rendering is occurring between each single stylesheet change.
I agree.
> but I bet if you try and apply two sheets at once, say in add_border(), only
> the last one has an impact.
I agree.
The point I am trying to make, and apparently none-too-clearly, is Leo
must have a way of making stylistic changes dynamically.
Stylesheets are a not-very-convincing way to do this, but in the
absence of what might be called a proper api to change styles we must
make do with what we have.
That being so, I want to stay with the simple way that works for now.
I'll be happy to create more complex tools if they become necessary.
Edward
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