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Hello. I had followed the instructions as follows:
downloaded the css file and images folder into my home/Downloads folder.
downloaded the xml file into my home/.config/QtProject/qtcreator/styles folder

and then ran qtcreator with two different types of syntax:
qtcreator -stylesheet darcula.css
qtcreator -stylesheet=darcula.css

when using any other syntax, I get a no file found error message, leading me to believe that either one of the above is the correct syntax. Unfortunately, neither of those lines load the darcula theme. Any help would be much appreciated. thank you!

I really like this project! I work with PyCharm and Qt Creator side by side at work, and it makes it much easier on the eyes when they both look somewhat similar.

I do use Breeze with bright colors as my system (KDE) theme though, and while doing so I noticed a few elements that are not styled dark as they should (I think):

• The Debugger Console text input
• The Locator search input (see @mervick's comment below for why this is problematic)
• The active tab in the QML designer
• The navigation bar under Project
• The start screen
• TODO entries (not sure if they can be styled?)
• The window background when no file is open (leaves a white border around the area)

Unfortunately, the UI editor becomes pretty unusable. The UI-preview itself, as well as object- and property-widget are displayed with a weird mix of colors (see attached screenshot - it's worse for the UI-preview).

João Pinto via email wrote:

I’ve noticed an issue though related with the split view. I have configured my code windows with font “Consolas” size 12. However if I create a split view when the second view is closed again, the left view changes my font properties. I’ve tested with the qt creator stock theme an the issue does not happen. Also, I’ve noticed that while in split view, one of the views has wrong color for line numbers

Hi,

first of all thanks for the awesome theme.

While testing the new Qt Creator release 4.6-beta1 I had a problem with the highlighting of the function declarations and definitions. There were two new elements added. See Qt Creator Commit for details.

For now those new elements are not styled at all.

Maybe there are several other new color scheme elements.

It says on README to add the flag on QtCreator startup:

qtcreator -stylesheet=/path/to/stylesheet/darcula.css

I don't have QT on my path, I usually click on the icon (Windows). Is there a way to add this to QT without using as command line argument?