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Add a fonts property to the style that allows you to set fonts per
control, similarily to what we do in QQuickTheme.
The fonts are propagated from the style to the theme, and from the
fallback style to the style. That means that if a font is not set
for a theme or style, it will be resolved against its fallback font.
Since both the QQStyleKitTheme and QQStyleKitStyle should have a
fonts property, introduce a common base class: QQStyleKitThemeProperties
that contains the fonts property. Later, the palettes can be moved
there as well.
Also add a font property to the QQStyleKitReader that is suposed to
return the font for the current control being read.
Change-Id: I116c1ab9bc426570756476ee409513587c475a0d
Reviewed-by: Richard Moe Gustavsen <richard.gustavsen@qt.io>
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This patch will add support for Instance Variations. Instance
Variations allows you to define one or more style variations in
a StyleKit style that can be activated from the application
using an attached 'StyleKitControl.variations' object.
Instance Variations will affects all descendant StyleKitReaders
of the item that contains the attached object.
For example, if you set "StyleKitControl.variations: ['mini']"
on a GroupBox, all controls inside that GroupBox will
be affected with the variation named "mini" in the style
(if any).
Inside a variation, you specify which controls should
receive alternative styling when the variation is applied.
Any properties defined in a Variation override those
set in the Style or Theme.
In order to support Instance Variations, this patch will also
refactor how we implement Type Variations, which are variations
that applies to _all_ controls of a specific type, rather
than to individual instances.
Change-Id: I6486979281997e69b65da0ed4866b264c91c592f
Reviewed-by: Doris Verria <doris.verria@qt.io>
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This patch will add a new example to Controls that demonstrates the
new StyleKit API that has recently been added to Qt.labs. It
contains a few styles that the user can choose between, where each
style has a different level of complexity.
Change-Id: Ie193105c05759eee2b4f4deb9d1932448d7e36c5
Reviewed-by: Doris Verria <doris.verria@qt.io>
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