Integrating Qt Quick components in Ministro

[BogDan]

Hi,


  I think none of your examples are good to follow :) The reason why meego doesn't use QtStyle to draw the widgets is because meego doesn't have a "native" style. Symbian is even worst, open any two applications on symbian and you'll see that none of them have the same look & style :) On Android is a different story, almost all applications have the same look & style, so if we want to have a first class citizen port, all Qt applications *MUST* look the same as any android application. I'm choosing to make QStyle plugin because this way all Qt applications will benefit from it, either they are made using old-fashion widgets or QML components.
For me a good android style is a top priority, I don't believe I'll have enough time to finish it till beta 1 but who knows ...:) maybe if other people will join me we can split the work and we can have this feature in time for beta1.


Cheers,
BogDan.


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>and please note that the Qt quick components (either symbian or meego) don't use Qt widget styles. All the components are drawn in qml so the componenets would unfortunately not benefit from your work on a widget style.
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>On Thu, Dec 22, 2011 at 21:53, BogDan <bog_dan_ro at yahoo.com> wrote:
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>>Hi Chris,
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>>Please accept my apologize for the slow reply.
>>I think before we'll integrate the components into Ministro, we must do a few things:
>> - the components MUST use Android's style, next year I'm planning to create a style plugin for
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>>widgets which should be used by Qt Quick Components for Android.
>> - wait until Nokia finishes to define the API for Qt Quick components [1]. We can't afford to break the API after we release it :)
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>>Cheers,
>>BogDan.
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>>[1] https://bugreports.qt.nokia.com/browse/QTCOMPONENTS-200
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>>>Hi guys,
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>>>What would the steps be to integrate the Qt quick components for Android to Ministro as a package?
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>>>- Chris -
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