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Going Qt for real (yes again) #282

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michael-manley opened this issue Dec 22, 2024 · 2 comments
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Going Qt for real (yes again) #282

michael-manley opened this issue Dec 22, 2024 · 2 comments

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@michael-manley
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I'm going to be migrating the gui to Qt (yes i know I mentioned those before) but before I begin I am debating if I should somehow embed SDL in the window, or just rewrite all the SDL code to Qt's Rendering. Wondering if it be faster overall if migrated that way or if SDL is better in this regard. This was the biggest reason I been delaying it as I was trying the SDL route but was confused how to allow both event systems to coexist.

Biggest reason for this change is I want to take advantage of Qt's facilities for plugins and overall file management.

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Derailedzack commented Dec 23, 2024

QT does have a OpenGL widget. It might be possible to make a QT widget that uses SDL 2 for rendering. It might be possible to take the OpenGL rendering code and use that with the OpenGL widget QT has

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leilei- commented Dec 26, 2024

Hows the situation with QT's theming on Linux? One QT app I tried (Trenchbroom) suffers from the Win10esque light/dark binary theme issues and doesn't look like my XFCE4 colors

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