* Draws a transparent rectangle in the loop area (plus CSS exposure)
The color for the rectangle can be defined in the style CSS for the
active and inactive case. The following properties of the TimeLineWidget
are exposed through the CSS:
- The color of the lines that are drawn for each bar
- The color of the bar numbers
- The font size (given in pt)
- The minimum and the maximum height of the widget (given in em so that it scales with the font size). Set both to the same value to set a fixed size.
- The background of the widget
- A loop color: The color for the main rectangle's pen
- A loop brush: The brush used to fill the main rectangle
- An inner loop color: The color used for the pen that draws the inner border.
- loopRectangleVerticalPadding: specifies the padding used for the loop indicator rectangle.
The bar numbers are drawn conditionally like the bar lines. The
numbers are drawn with a constant distance to the tact line. This gives
a more consistent picture at different zoom levels and also fixes the
broken look at very small zoom sizes like for example 12.5%.
The bar numbers are drawn with hinting so that they show up less blurry on low DPI displays.
Remove the pixmaps that have been used up to now to draw the loop
boundaries.
Removes the unused "TimeLine" from style.css.
Document the style sheet properties for the loop indicator rectangle.
* Draw flat, borderless, semi-transparent and sharp-cornered notes; Increase the contrast of the grid
* Convert the note gradient to a horizontal one
* Increase opacity for better visibility
* Reinstate borders, make the fill semi-transparent
* Some cosmetic touch-ups
* Make border width themeable
* Set a boolean for borderless properties
* Rename borderlessNotes to noteBorders
* Make scrollbars consistent over the software; Add padding to the scrollbars; Make the PianoView background themeable
* Make the scrollbar hover color brighter
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