cic
14th May 2014, 11:23
Hello all,
while calling setAutoFillBackground() in QLabel and QCheckBox lead to different results in my project.
here the code of my custom widgets - statictext(QLabel) and checkbox(QCheckbox)
void StaticText :: setTransparent(bool bTransparent)
{
setAutoFillBackground(! bTransparent);
}
void CheckBox :: setTransparent(bool bTransparent)
{
setAutoFillBackground(! bTransparent);
}
the attached picture shows the issue:
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why by calling both setAutoFillBackground(true) makes the custom widgets behave differently, in which statictext displays the parents background color and checkbox with a system default light gray?
PS: please just consider i dont use stylesheet in my project. And im sure i didnt set up their background color somewhere in the project. And they have a same parent widget.
I am using Qt 4.8.6 under Windows 7
Thx.
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well, the problem is the default backgroundRole() of QLabel and QCheckBox is different, so they took the colors of each color role. Question closed...
while calling setAutoFillBackground() in QLabel and QCheckBox lead to different results in my project.
here the code of my custom widgets - statictext(QLabel) and checkbox(QCheckbox)
void StaticText :: setTransparent(bool bTransparent)
{
setAutoFillBackground(! bTransparent);
}
void CheckBox :: setTransparent(bool bTransparent)
{
setAutoFillBackground(! bTransparent);
}
the attached picture shows the issue:
10355
why by calling both setAutoFillBackground(true) makes the custom widgets behave differently, in which statictext displays the parents background color and checkbox with a system default light gray?
PS: please just consider i dont use stylesheet in my project. And im sure i didnt set up their background color somewhere in the project. And they have a same parent widget.
I am using Qt 4.8.6 under Windows 7
Thx.
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well, the problem is the default backgroundRole() of QLabel and QCheckBox is different, so they took the colors of each color role. Question closed...