Open PaddleStroke opened 5 months ago
@PaddleStroke:
The use of the themes provided by the library is not mandatory.
If you have your own theme and want to avoid QGoodWindow
themes, simply don't call neither QGoodWindow::setAppDarkTheme()
nor QGoodWindow::setAppLightTheme()
.
And I don't think the classes needs to be separated.
Thanks!
There is a single class QGoodWindow that handles everything. This is imo not ideal, because for example I'm trying to bring the frameless thing to an existing application where theme are already implemented. So that may generates conflicts.
Imo there should be 2 classes :