[Qt-qml] Fw: Why can't I stylesheet a font?

[Jason H]

Ah, I just got this now, and reading it as such my reaction is the same as 
before. 


When I refer to "hard coding" I refer to fonts, colors and pixel sizes. I don't 
think that qualifies as making something sterile, just theme-able. The fonts and 
colors are user-specified, the pixel sizes (and font sizes) should be calculated 
to allow for different screen resolutions. Otherwise you have to redevelop your 
application for every screen aspect ratio...





----- Original Message ----
From: "warwick.allison at nokia.com" <warwick.allison at nokia.com>
To: scorp1us at yahoo.com; qt-qml at trolltech.com
Sent: Tue, July 13, 2010 3:10:35 AM
Subject: RE: [Qt-qml] Fw:  Why can't I stylesheet a font?

> [flamebait]
> I have a complete disdain for hardcoding anything in a UI.

Then you're using the wrong tool. QML is intended to allow designers to do 
exactly that. If you want to replicate the 1980s world of UIs generated from 
data definitions and infinitely themable but sterile UIs, then you've missed the 
QML point entirely.

--
Warwick