themehelpers.h File Reference

#include <QString>
#include <QWidget>
#include "ui/theme/thememanager.h"
#include "ui/theme/themetokens.h"

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Namespaces
namespace	openswmmvis
namespace	openswmmvis::ui
namespace	openswmmvis::ui::theme

Enumerations
enum class	openswmmvis::ui::theme::Banner {   openswmmvis::ui::theme::Info ,   openswmmvis::ui::theme::Success ,   openswmmvis::ui::theme::Error }

Functions
void	openswmmvis::ui::theme::applyHintRole (QWidget *w)
QString	openswmmvis::ui::theme::hintStyle ()
QString	openswmmvis::ui::theme::hintItalicStyle ()
QString	openswmmvis::ui::theme::errorTextStyle ()
QString	openswmmvis::ui::theme::errorBorderStyle ()
QString	openswmmvis::ui::theme::sectionHeadingStyle ()
QString	openswmmvis::ui::theme::errorFillStyle ()
QString	openswmmvis::ui::theme::bannerStyle (Banner kind)

Detailed Description

UI redesign P4 — the one vocabulary for chrome styling that used to be scattered hex literals (three different "error reds", three "hint grays", hardcoded light banner backgrounds). Header-only, two flavors:

• Palette-role application (preferred, theme-live for free): applyHintRole() rides QPalette::PlaceholderText, which ThemeManager keeps tokenized, so hint labels recolor on theme flips with no reconnect machinery.
• Stylesheet builders for TRANSIENT states (validation feedback that toggles styles on and off): the string carries the token color of the moment it is applied. "color: palette(mid)" hints are theme-live (Mid is tokenized to hintText); error/banner strings refresh the next time the site re-applies them — acceptable for short-lived validation states, and vastly simpler than per-widget reconnects.