Hiho everybody,
is there a way to get the current Stylesheet from a QPushButton?
What I want to do is to tell a QPushButton to take the style from another QPushButton.
The problem is that I have to generate the Backgroundimage dynamically with QPainter like this:
QPixmap* pixmap = new QPixmap("../media/interface/stats/sammler.gif");
QPainter paint(pixmap);
paint.drawPixmap(0,0, sammler_armL_green);
paint.drawPixmap(0,0, sammler_armR_green...
QIcon icon(*pixmap);
QSize iconSize(pixmap->width(), pixmap->height());
pushbutton1->setIconSize(iconSize);
pushButton1->setIcon(icon);
so I cant use normal stylesheets and save them.
Here is a short description of what I want to acchieve:
There are 24 Buttons for 24 units of a strategygame which show the state of the selected units (if they are injured or something else)
And if I deselect a Unit the button which represents this unit, now represents the next one, and so on, and the last button gets hidden.
I dont want to do all the math and regenerate the picture for each button everytime I deselect a unit, so it would be usefull to tell the first button to take the image from the second, the second from the third and so on.
Btw, I tryed to declare the QPixmap variable outside the changeButtons() function.
If this would work I could take one QPixmap for every button and tell the first button to use the QPixmap of the second and so on.
I dont know why but if I declare it outside the function and set the image within, than the image isn’t displayed.
What can I do to solve this problem?
Thanks in advance and best regards
Ritschratsch
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