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[Robert Schroll <rschroll@xxxxxxxxx>]

On Wed, Sep 11, 2013 at 8:43 AM, Michał Sawicz 
<michal.sawicz@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I feel like there has been a misunderstanding here...
>
> IIUC, you want an OptionSelector with:
>
> Ubuntu
> DejaVu
> Liberation
> ...
>
> Each of those in the font it describes, right?
>
> IMO that's the exact place where you create a custom
> OptionSelectorDelegate that will change the font for its own Label.
>
> I agree that exposing the font on the standard OptionSelectorDelegate 
> is
> not the way to go - if you need to customize it - just build your own
> with the tweaks you need.

That's what I'm doing now.  But I want this 
CustomOptionSelectorDelegate to look just like the standard 
OptionSelectorDelegate, except for font.  Right now, I've copied all 
the code from OptionSelectorDelegate to my own copy, which gets 
tweaked.  But this is stupid:  Every time the SDK folk update 
OptionSelectorDelegate, I'm going to have to copy the new code into my 
Custom version.   And if the OptionSelectorDelegate is different in 
13.10 and 14.04, I'm going to need to do version sniffing!

> You need to also remember that "exposing
‘2’
I'm new to QML, but isn't this why import statements have version 
numbers?

Thanks,
Robert