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All documented classes under src/widgets should now be under the QtWidgets module in the documentation. The QtPrintSupport classes should now be under the QtPrintSupport module in the documentation. Change-Id: I236b15443b8b93a61578a1d10f52b64dba938f29 Reviewed-on: http://codereview.qt-project.org/5520 Reviewed-by: Casper van Donderen <casper.vandonderen@nokia.com> |
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's60theme' is a commandline tool which converts Carbide.ui themes into an intermediate binary format that can be read by the simulated QS60Style. So, for example Designer (standalone or in Carbide) will be able to display a realistic S60 Ui. The intermediate binary format consists of hashes of QPictures and QColors, streamed to a QByteArray and compressed. QS60Style could not load the Carbide.ui theme directly because SVG handling is unfortunately not part of QtGui, and would require a dependency on the QtSvg module. Also, 's60theme' uses QWebkit to parse the SVG graphics (inspired by Ariya's 'WebKit-based SVG rasterizer' labs post). QtSvg had some issues with the SVGs that come with Carbide.ui. Usage examples: > s60theme "com.nokia.tools.theme.s60.50_3.4.0.0\config\model" Default.blob (Reads the default 's60.50' theme and saves it as 'Default.blob') > s60theme "Eclipse\Examples\Haze\Haze.tdf" Haze.blob (Reads the Haze theme and saves it as 'Haze.blob') To use the blob in a Qt application, get an instance of a QS60Style and call style->loadS60ThemeFromBlob("Theme.blob"); The simulated QS60Style will, in its constructor by default, try to load a ":/s60Stylethemes/Default.blob". If your application has that a resource with exactly that filename, it will be used by default. 'Default.blob' is not included in the current Qt source package. But it can easily be created with 's60theme' and a fresh install of Carbide.ui Visit http://www.forum.nokia.com for details about Carbide.ui