// Copyright (C) 2020 The Qt Company Ltd. // SPDX-License-Identifier: LicenseRef-Qt-Commercial OR LGPL-3.0-only OR GPL-2.0-only OR GPL-3.0-only #include "qquickpalette_p.h" #include QT_BEGIN_NAMESPACE static constexpr bool is_valid(QPalette::ColorGroup cg) noexcept { // use a switch to enable "unhandled enum" warnings: switch (cg) { case QPalette::Active: case QPalette::Disabled: case QPalette::Inactive: return true; case QPalette::NColorGroups: case QPalette::Current: case QPalette::All: return false; } // GCC 8.x does not tread __builtin_unreachable() as constexpr #if defined(Q_CC_INTEL) || defined(Q_CC_CLANG) || (defined(Q_CC_GNU) && Q_CC_GNU >= 900) // NOLINTNEXTLINE(qt-use-unreachable-return): Triggers on Clang, breaking GCC 8 Q_UNREACHABLE(); #endif return false; } /*! \internal \class QQuickPalette \brief Contains color groups for each QML item state. \inmodule QtQuick \since 6.0 This class is the wrapper around QPalette. \sa QQuickColorGroup, QQuickAbstractPaletteProvider, QPalette */ /*! \qmltype Palette \nativetype QQuickPalette \inherits ColorGroup \inqmlmodule QtQuick \ingroup qtquick-visual \brief Contains color groups for each QML item state. A palette consists of three color groups: \c active, \c disabled, and \c inactive. The \c active color group is the default group: its colors are used for other groups if colors of these groups aren't explicitly specified. In the following example, color is applied for all color groups: \code ApplicationWindow { palette.buttonText: "salmon" ColumnLayout { Button { text: qsTr("Disabled button") enabled: false } Button { text: qsTr("Enabled button") } } } \endcode It means that text color will be the same for both buttons. In the following example, colors will be different for enabled and disabled states: \code ApplicationWindow { palette.buttonText: "salmon" palette.disabled.buttonText: "lavender" ColumnLayout { Button { text: qsTr("Disabled button") enabled: false } Button { text: qsTr("Enabled button") } } } \endcode It is also possible to specify colors like this: \snippet qtquickcontrols-custom-palette-buttons.qml palette This approach is especially convenient when you need to specify a whole palette with all color groups; but as with the other cases above, the colors that are not specified are initialized from SystemPalette, or potentially the \l {Styling Qt Quick Controls}{Qt Quick Controls style}, if one is in use. \note Some Controls styles use some palette colors, but many styles use independent colors. \sa Window::palette, Item::palette, Popup::palette, SystemPalette */ /*! \qmlproperty ColorGroup QtQuick::Palette::active The Active group is used for windows that are in focus. \sa QPalette::Active */ /*! \qmlproperty ColorGroup QtQuick::Palette::inactive The Inactive group is used for windows that have no keyboard focus. \sa QPalette::Inactive */ /*! \qmlproperty ColorGroup QtQuick::Palette::disabled The Disabled group is used for elements that are disabled for some reason. \sa QPalette::Disabled */ QQuickPalette::QQuickPalette(QObject *parent) : QQuickColorGroup(parent) , m_currentGroup(defaultCurrentGroup()) { } QQuickColorGroup *QQuickPalette::active() const { return colorGroup(QPalette::Active); } QQuickColorGroup *QQuickPalette::inactive() const { return colorGroup(QPalette::Inactive); } QQuickColorGroup *QQuickPalette::disabled() const { return colorGroup(QPalette::Disabled); } void QQuickPalette::resetActive() { if (colorProvider().resetColor(QPalette::Active)) Q_EMIT changed(); } void QQuickPalette::resetInactive() { if (colorProvider().resetColor(QPalette::Inactive)) Q_EMIT changed(); } void QQuickPalette::resetDisabled() { if (colorProvider().resetColor(QPalette::Disabled)) Q_EMIT changed(); } /*! \internal Returns the palette's current color group. The default value is Active. */ QPalette::ColorGroup QQuickPalette::currentColorGroup() const { return m_currentGroup; } /*! \internal Sets \a currentGroup for this palette. The current color group is used when accessing colors of this palette. For example, if color group is Disabled, color accessors will be returning colors form the respective group. \code QQuickPalette palette; palette.setAlternateBase(Qt::green); palette.disabled()->setAlternateBase(Qt::red); auto color = palette.alternateBase(); // Qt::green palette.setCurrentGroup(QPalette::Disabled); color = palette.alternateBase(); // Qt::red \endcode Emits QColorGroup::changed(). */ void QQuickPalette::setCurrentGroup(QPalette::ColorGroup currentGroup) { if (m_currentGroup != currentGroup) { m_currentGroup = currentGroup; Q_EMIT changed(); } } void QQuickPalette::fromQPalette(QPalette palette) { if (colorProvider().fromQPalette(std::move(palette))) { Q_EMIT changed(); } } QPalette QQuickPalette::toQPalette() const { return colorProvider().palette(); } const QQuickAbstractPaletteProvider *QQuickPalette::paletteProvider() const { return colorProvider().paletteProvider(); } void QQuickPalette::setPaletteProvider(const QQuickAbstractPaletteProvider *paletteProvider) { colorProvider().setPaletteProvider(paletteProvider); } void QQuickPalette::reset() { if (colorProvider().reset()) { Q_EMIT changed(); } } void QQuickPalette::inheritPalette(const QPalette &palette) { if (colorProvider().inheritPalette(palette)) { Q_EMIT changed(); } } void QQuickPalette::setActive(QQuickColorGroup *active) { setColorGroup(QPalette::Active, active, &QQuickPalette::activeChanged); } void QQuickPalette::setInactive(QQuickColorGroup *inactive) { setColorGroup(QPalette::Inactive, inactive, &QQuickPalette::inactiveChanged); } void QQuickPalette::setDisabled(QQuickColorGroup *disabled) { setColorGroup(QPalette::Disabled, disabled, &QQuickPalette::disabledChanged); } void QQuickPalette::setColorGroup(QPalette::ColorGroup groupTag, const QQuickColorGroup::GroupPtr &group, void (QQuickPalette::*notifier)()) { if (isValidColorGroup(groupTag, group)) { if (colorProvider().copyColorGroup(groupTag, group->colorProvider())) { Q_EMIT (this->*notifier)(); Q_EMIT changed(); } } } QQuickColorGroup::GroupPtr QQuickPalette::colorGroup(QPalette::ColorGroup groupTag) const { if (auto group = findColorGroup(groupTag)) { return group; } auto group = QQuickColorGroup::createWithParent(*const_cast(this)); const_cast(this)->registerColorGroup(group, groupTag); return group; } QQuickColorGroup::GroupPtr QQuickPalette::findColorGroup(QPalette::ColorGroup groupTag) const { Q_ASSERT(is_valid(groupTag)); return m_colorGroups[groupTag]; } void QQuickPalette::registerColorGroup(QQuickColorGroup *group, QPalette::ColorGroup groupTag) { Q_ASSERT(is_valid(groupTag)); auto &g = m_colorGroups[groupTag]; if (g) { Q_ASSERT(g != group); g->deleteLater(); } g = group; group->setGroupTag(groupTag); QQuickColorGroup::connect(group, &QQuickColorGroup::changed, this, &QQuickPalette::changed); } bool QQuickPalette::isValidColorGroup(QPalette::ColorGroup groupTag, const QQuickColorGroup::GroupPtr &colorGroup) const { if (!colorGroup) { qWarning("Color group cannot be null."); return false; } if (!colorGroup->parent()) { qWarning("Color group should have a parent."); return false; } if (colorGroup->parent() && !qobject_cast(colorGroup->parent())) { qWarning("Color group should be a part of QQuickPalette."); return false; } if (groupTag == defaultGroupTag()) { qWarning("Register %i color group is not allowed." " QQuickPalette is %i color group itself.", groupTag, groupTag); return false; } if (findColorGroup(groupTag) == colorGroup) { qWarning("The color group is already a part of the current palette."); return false; } return true; } QT_END_NAMESPACE #include "moc_qquickpalette_p.cpp"