[Qt-interest] Styling slider via style sheets ( may be bug )

[Wagner Sales]

Hi Scott,

The problem is not about Qxt or other library itself. All of them will
show the same problem when you are styling QSlider.

Regards,

Wagner Sales


2010/9/29 Scott Aron Bloom <Scott.Bloom at onshorecs.com>:
> Why not use Qxt?
>
> It's a great extension to Qt, is trivial to add on, and is very very
> lightweight... You can pick and choose what you want from it (GUI and
> core in your case)
>
> Scott
>
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> Subject: [Qt-interest] Styling slider via style sheets ( may be bug )
>
> Hi all,
>
> This question aren't exactly about the QSlider class. Qt doesn't provide
> a range slider ( an slider with to handles ), then other libraries
> provides ( libqxt, CTK, and so on ). When I'm styling QSlider,
> everything works fine. But, If I try to style one of theses classes, the
> result aren't good. When the style are changing the groove and the
> handle, no problems occurs. The problem will comes when you try to
> change the add-page and sub-page. After take a look at the code and
> asked about to qxt developers, I think the problem cannot be solved in
> the class itself, because relies in the way Qt are drawing the
> controls/subcontrols. In attachment, I put an style to test and a
> screenshot with two sliders: common QSlider and a range slider. Since
> I'm not able to change this, can anyone suggest a workaround?
> Implement a proxy style? Re-implement the paintEvent on a sub-classed
> range slider? Of course, this questions are because I'm not feeling
> confortable in change Qt code itself.
>
> Best Regards,
>
> Wagner Sales
>
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