Native Desktop: Styling Support for QtQuick Controls 2
summary
Project adds native desktop styling to Qt Quick Controls 2 for Qt 6 by porting a private QStyle fork in qqc2 and resolving style fallbacks at build time so styles form compile-time dependency chains. Controls render native primitives by instantiating a QQuickStyleItem that paints QStyle into a QImage then converts to a nine‑patch texture, keeping text rendering in QML. macOS and Windows styles are present and demoed (some focus artifacts), integration with platform theme plugins and native dialogs/menus is planned; full parity will take years.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 0:52Current situation
- 3:15Plans for the next upcoming years
- 4:56What is done for Qt-6.0
- 6:34Implementation
- 8:28Architecture
- 11:36ComboBox.gml
- 13:24Overridable by the application
- 15:20What about Qt Widgets
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