def theme(self, name):
"""
We have 3 themes
each has a different situation
__________________
/__ __\ new() Something to note:
v \ v \ new() As you can see whenever moving into or out of
default braceyourself qtmodern qtmodern we will have to start a new session
\___^ \___^ new() default and braceyourself can simply change
\___________________/ new() there styling on the spot
:param name:
:return:
"""
settings = self.settings.value('theme')
if name == settings:
print("This is already your current theme")
elif name == 'qtmodern': # User is entering into qtmodern
self.settings.setValue('theme', name)
self.new()
elif settings == 'qtmodern': # User is leaving qtmodern
self.settings.setValue('theme', name)
self.new()
elif name == 'default':
self.settings.setValue('theme', name)
default(self.MainWindow)
elif name == 'braceyourself':
self.settings.setValue('theme', name)
braceyourself(self.MainWindow)
else:
print("Something went horribly wrong with your theme, try again?")
def setupUi(self, MainWindow):
super().setupUi(MainWindow) # Run the basic window UI
self.MainWindow = MainWindow
self.MainWindow.closeEvent = self.closeEvent
self.title = TitleWindow(self.MainWindow.windowTitle())
self._readAndApplyWindowAttributeSettings()
self.menu_item_shortcuts() # set up the shortcuts
self.connectWidgets()
# Check the mode for debugging
if self.settings.value("debug") == 'true':
self.debug_mode()
else:
self.normal_mode()
# Check the theme for the UI
if self.settings.value('theme') == 'braceyourself':
braceyourself(self.MainWindow)