On Fri, 12 Sep 2014 09:33:34 -0700 (PDT)
"Edward K. Ream" <[email protected]> wrote:
> If you like, we can chat on irc.
>
> Present status:
>
> 1. Added reload-styles button in leoSettings.leo: it just does:
> c.k.simulateCommand('style-reload')
>
> 2. The button reported: "WARNING: styles in use do not match applied
> styles" and then changed the styles.
I think that's bogus - I was trying to compare the generated stylesheet
with the one returned by Qt after the generated stylesheet was applied,
but Qt munges whitespace in the returned stylesheet so much I think my
attempt to normalize away the differences failed. So basically that
test / warning should be removed and the user will have to decide for
itself whether the changed stylesheet was applied successfully - Qt
should give a warning in case of unparseable sheets.
> So I reloaded and began studying the style-reload command in
> qt_commands.py. This was the missing piece of the puzzle for me.
>
> For testing, I've added a "safe" switch so that settings don't really
> get changed. Not strictly necessary: I could always do the
> reload-styles from a small test file.
>
> It's cool to see the logic in reload_styles. For instance, it allows
> at least some stylesheets to be composed from their descendants. If
> it hasn't already been done, it will be done for @data @data
> qt-gui-plugin-style-sheet: it will make it much more Leonine.
Sounds good.
Cheers -Terry
> In short, I am confident that I can get everything working in a day
> or three :-) I'll be writing up my experiences as pre-writing for
> improved docs.
>
> Edward
>
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