May 2019
Intermediate to advanced
542 pages
13h 37m
English
Palettes and style sheets can take us a long way towards customizing the look of a Qt application, and for most cases, that's all you'll ever need. To really dig into the heart of a Qt application's appearance, we need to understand the style system.
Every running instance of a Qt application has a single style, which is in charge of telling the graphics system how to draw each widget or GUI component. Styles are dynamic and pluggable, so that different OS platforms have different styles, and users can install their own Qt styles to use in Qt applications. This is how Qt applications are able to have a native look on different OSes.
In Chapter 1, Getting Started with PyQt, we learned that QApplication ...
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