Then you can try Qt creator, or qt sdk version to update.
QT CREATOR 2.8.1 FOR WINDOWS UPDATE
Run Qt Maintenance Tool, then choose update components. If you want to update your qtcreator or your qtsdk under windows you can do it, From Qt Maintenance Tool. This isn't the perfect solution as it involves some compromises but I hope it helps. I think that the latest version of qtcreator is 4.2. If you want to make changes later run Creator without the -stylesheet parameter.
QT CREATOR 2.8.1 FOR WINDOWS CODE
You need to set your code editor colors before using the style sheet. The Help font is not changed, but it can of course be zoomed using 'Ctrl' and the mouse wheel, at least on my system. The Mode Selector font size is not changed although the family is. So my solution: In qt creator 2.8.1, (once the CMakeList.txt has been imported into qt creator and the cmake has been run) in the project explorer expand the '.' directory, over and over again until you get to your home directory and ultimately the catkin workspace, form there your package (source files, build files etc.) should be accessible. Then modify your desktop shortcut to Qt Creator to point to the place chosen for the file, by adding to the end of the ‘Target’:Ĭ:\Qt64\qt-creator-3.0.0-圆4\bin\qtcreator.exe -stylesheet D:\Documents\Qt\Customise\fonts.css In Qt Creator when I go to Tools -> Options -> Build & Run -> Compilers and hover the mouse over the auto-detected compiler: Microsoft Visual C++ Compiler. The ‘fonts.css’ file can be placed in any suitable location, perhaps with qtcreator.exe, but my suggestion would be to put it somewhere in Documents so it will not get lost when upgrading Qt. Save the file as fonts.css or use another name if you prefer, but the extension must be css.įrom this point on I’m talking Windows 8, so appropriate adjustments need to be made to suit other operating systems. qt-windows-opensource-5.1.1-msvc2010opengl-x86-offline-121.exe. Of course, the chosen families must be on your system. Effects such as bold are not recognized by the QPlainTextEdit widget.Ĭopy the example above into a text editor and change the font sizes and families to the ones you wish to use. If you want bold it can be done like bold 11pt "Times New is for the code editor, assuming a different font is used there.
QWidget sets the font throughout Creator, with some exceptions. If another color is being used change the style sheet to suit. The color #656565 is a fair match for the default set in 'Options -> Environment'. A style sheet can be used to change the fonts in most places.įont: 11pt QMainWindow section has nothing to do with fonts, it restores the background color to a few areas which are otherwise lost.
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