// Default format
QTextCharFormat def;
def.setForeground(QBrush("#000000"));
- def.setFont(QFont("Courier", 10));
+ //def.setFont(QFont("Courier", 10));
+ def.font().setStyleHint(QFont::TypeWriter);
_defaultFormats = QVector<QTextCharFormat>(NumFormatTypes, def);
_customFormats = QVector<QTextCharFormat>(NumFormatTypes, QTextFormat().toCharFormat());
QTextCharFormat fgf, bgf;
fgf.setForeground(QBrush(QColor(colors[i]))); setFormat((FormatType)(FgCol00 + i), fgf, Settings::Default);
bgf.setBackground(QBrush(QColor(colors[i]))); setFormat((FormatType)(BgCol00 + i), bgf, Settings::Default);
+ //FIXME fix the havoc caused by ColorSettingsPage
+ setFormat((FormatType)(FgCol00 + i), fgf, Settings::Custom);
+ setFormat((FormatType)(BgCol00 + i), bgf, Settings::Custom);
}
// Set a few more standard formats
}
UiStyle::StyledText UiStyle::styleString(QString s) {
+ // FIXME
+ // The following two lines fix garbled fonts for me. I have no effing clue how or why.
+ // Without comparing s to something (anything), invalid formats with negative lengths are created...
+ // This smells like a gcc/Qt error or something, but maybe it's my fault somehow.
+ bool flg = (s == "foo");
+ Q_UNUSED(flg);
+
StyledText result;
QList<FormatType> fmtList;
fmtList.append(None);
curFmtRng.format = format(None);
curFmtRng.start = 0;
result.formats.append(curFmtRng);
- int pos = 0; int length;
+ int pos = 0; int length = 0;
int fgCol = -1, bgCol = -1; // marks current mIRC color
for(;;) {
pos = s.indexOf('%', pos);