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Mark Garai
Mark Garai

Reputation: 21

How to get solid colors using QLinearGradient when styling QProgressBar?

QProgressBar *b = new QProgressBar();

QString progressStyle = QString("::chunk {"
                                    "background-color: "
                                    "qlineargradient(x0: 0, x2: 1, "
                                    "stop: 0 green, stop: 0.6 green, "
                                    "stop: 0.6 orange, stop: 0.8 orange, "
                                    "stop: 0.8 transparent, stop: 1 transparent"
                                    ")}");

b->setStyleSheet(progressStyle);

b->setValue(80);
b->show();

I'm trying to use solid colors, each color separated from the other, but my code results in gradient colors.

Here's how it looks:

Here is my work

How can I avoid this gradient effect, and achieve the solid colors I need?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 250

Answers (1)

kenash0625
kenash0625

Reputation: 697

Try adding 0.0001, to avoid color ranges from overlapping, which causes the gradient effect.

Solid colors:

"stop: 0 green, stop: 0.6 green, "
"stop: 0.60001 orange, stop: 0.8 orange, "
"stop: 0.80001 red, stop: 1 red"

Gradient:

"stop: 0 green, stop: 0.6 green, "
"stop: 0.6 orange, stop: 0.8 orange, "
"stop: 0.8 red, stop: 1 red"

Upvotes: 1

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