QT5 ide tooltips

[ginoo]

Good morning,
I recompiled lazarus 2.2.6 with qt5 in Linux Mint, however the text in tooltips is not showing (see attached image). What should I do?

[cdbc]

Hi
Your Qt5Pas library + importunit are probably too old...
You can:
1) Compile your own new library & importunit, it's described in the source tree,
   under .../lazarus/lcl/interfaces/qt5/ + cbindings
2) or Have a look at @dbannon's github, he's got a fairly fresh build of the
   qt-stuff in there...
HTH
Regards Benny

[zeljko]

Good morning,
I recompiled lazarus 2.2.6 with qt5 in Linux Mint, however the text in tooltips is not showing (see attached image). What should I do?

Probably qt theme problem, I guess it's gtk theme. Try to start ide with -style windows parameter, and then look at tooltip window ...

[ginoo]

Good morning,
I recompiled lazarus 2.2.6 with qt5 in Linux Mint, however the text in tooltips is not showing (see attached image). What should I do?

Probably qt theme problem, I guess it's gtk theme. Try to start ide with -style windows parameter, and then look at tooltip window ...

 
It works. Where can I find more styles available for lazarus?

For @cdbc
I have already recompiled .../lazarus/lcl/interfaces/qt5/ + cbindings

Thank you for responding.

[zeljko]

Good morning,
I recompiled lazarus 2.2.6 with qt5 in Linux Mint, however the text in tooltips is not showing (see attached image). What should I do?

Probably qt theme problem, I guess it's gtk theme. Try to start ide with -style windows parameter, and then look at tooltip window ...

 
It works. Where can I find more styles available for lazarus?

For @cdbc
I have already recompiled .../lazarus/lcl/interfaces/qt5/ + cbindings

Thank you for responding.

Try to start app with non existent theme eg -style none and you'll see all supported themes on your distro in terminal. You can use fusion which is standard theme for qt5/qt6. Themes like gtk2,gtk3,breeze depends on your distro and desktop environment.

[zeljko]

Forgot to write: QStyleFactory::keys() is used to get all available style names programatically, but I'm not sure if we have that function in our c bindings (not near computer atm to check it).
EDIT: Just checked, there's QStyleFactory_keys(AList: QStringListH) in all bindings (qt4, qt5 and qt6), so you can use it to extract available style names.

[ginoo]

Forgot to write: QStyleFactory::keys() is used to get all available style names programatically, but I'm not sure if we have that function in our c bindings (not near computer atm to check it).
EDIT: Just checked, there's QStyleFactory_keys(AList: QStringListH) in all bindings (qt4, qt5 and qt6), so you can use it to extract available style names.

I tried to take a look at the binding, but so far I am unable to ....

Is it by any chance possible to access the animation object of qt?

[zeljko]

What animation object ? If you mean QAbstractAnimation and friends then answer is no, they're not in bindings.

[ginoo]

Thank you for your response.
Later on I would like to try to extend qt bindings. But maybe it will remain a dream. I point out that I have just started using it, I am a novice.

[zeljko]

Patches are welcome at any time