On Tue, 6 Mar 2018 05:09:48 -0800 (PST)
"Edward K. Ream" <[email protected]> wrote:
> This simple description results from *eliminating* four @color
> settings. The old way was something like this:
>
> QLineEdit#status1[style_class ~= 'info'],
> QLineEdit#status2[style_class ~= 'info'] {
> background: @blah_blah_blah1;
> color: @blah_blah_blah2;
> }
>
> QLineEdit#status1[style_class ~= 'fail'],
> QLineEdit#status2[style_class ~= 'fail'] {
> background: @blah_blah_blah3;
> color: @blah_blah_blah3;
> }
>
> :-)
>
> The old way *obscures* these settings! We don't know what colors the
> "blah_blah_blah" settings mean!
Still disagree - blah_blah_blah isn't a reasonable example. What did
it really say? @theme_error_color? @theme_highlight_color?
I don't think a theme author *must* organize their themes that way, but
I think it's perfectly reasonable that they do so. Again it would be
trivial to write a command that prints something like
@theme_highlight_color
@solarized-orange
#ffaa22
in the log when run with "@theme_highlight_color" selected.
Also as far as I know the ~= operator isn't working in PyQt5 >= 5.8
Cheers -Terry
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