On Oct 24, 2008, at 16:01 , Peter Johnson wrote:
> Here's a screenshot of a similar Metal window built with Cocoa/
> Interface Builder. It doesn't have the same border. (I left a
> large border on the bottom so that you can see it is textured.)
Yes, well. If you set the textured attribute on a Cocoa window that is
indeed what you get. You will get the same in Qt if you build against
Cocoa. Carbon keeps the old look. So, if you build against Carbon you
get the extra border.
In general, you really *aren't* supposed to used metal windows in
Leopard, instead use something like the unified toolbar look. We can
maybe try to add some consistency, but we wouldn't really be using
metal windows. If you want to get a similar effect on your metal
Carbon windows NOW, you can approximate it by using setting the
kHIWindowBitTexturedSquareCorners on the window. So, for your code:
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
QApplication app(argc, argv);
MainWindow window(NULL);
window.setCentralWidget(new QTextEdit("TEST"));
#ifndef QT_MAC_USE_COCOA
WindowRef windowref = HIViewGetWindow(HIViewRef(window.winId()));
const int SquareCorners[] = { kHIWindowBitTexturedSquareCorners,
0 };
HIWindowChangeAttributes(windowref, SquareCorners, 0);
#endif
window.show();
return app.exec();
}
Remember that by default scrollareas have frames in Qt, so you'll need
to specify NoFrame to get the right look for the text edit.
We'll try to get around to getting this more consistent before the
final release.
-- Trenton
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