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qt implementation can use style.qss (QYStyler?) to manage custom application theme, gtk has not if i understood correctly.
But gtk could be managed a similar thing by using gtk_rc_parse() that could be added.
I think adding a superclass in yui and implementing it in gtk/qt should be the right thing (something like YStyler?).
Maybe in yui abstraction we can set path-theme and filename (qt use .qss extension and gtk .rc).
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qt implementation can use style.qss (QYStyler?) to manage custom application theme, gtk has not if i understood correctly.
But gtk could be managed a similar thing by using gtk_rc_parse() that could be added.
I think adding a superclass in yui and implementing it in gtk/qt should be the right thing (something like YStyler?).
Maybe in yui abstraction we can set path-theme and filename (qt use .qss extension and gtk .rc).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: