> -----------Button.qml-----------
> import "$STYLE"
> Button{}
> --------------------------------
Environment variables are notoriously cumbersome to set - especially hard if
you want to set it for already-running processes!
Note that you can achieve styling in multiple ways already, without this, if
somewhat more cumbersome ways. For example, using Loader based on a single
string gotten via SQL or XmlListModel.
Personally, I hate the particular kind of "styling" this allows. A UI should be
designed as a beautiful working whole, not a pile of abstractions that have to
work regardless of what junk someone else writes later.
Also note that Theming was explicitly discarded as a use case for the
requirement (see QT-558). By me though, so that's no stronger argument against
;-)
--
Warwick
Ps. if you must, you'll need "${STYLE:-mydefaultstyle}".
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