Hello,
I am developing an application using Qt to build the interface.
I have bought a new PC where I have installed a new environment and with the exact same code I get a different UI visualization as you can see in the following image.
The cells are now shown with some padding and rounded borders.
The differences between the two environments are:
Windows SDK 10 for the old, 11 for the new
Qt 6.2 for the old, 6.7 for the new.
Which of those is responsible for the visualization difference?
Would I want to stay updated and going on with the new versions, how do I get rid of the paddings and rounded corners?
I'm not able to find any method both in QTableView and QTableWidget to manage those aspects.
Edit: just to be clear, both of the screenshots heve been taken running the software on the same PC, but the first is a version compiled on the old PC, the second is compiled on the new one using the same code.
I am developing an application using Qt to build the interface.
I have bought a new PC where I have installed a new environment and with the exact same code I get a different UI visualization as you can see in the following image.
The cells are now shown with some padding and rounded borders.
The differences between the two environments are:
Windows SDK 10 for the old, 11 for the new
Qt 6.2 for the old, 6.7 for the new.
Which of those is responsible for the visualization difference?
Would I want to stay updated and going on with the new versions, how do I get rid of the paddings and rounded corners?
I'm not able to find any method both in QTableView and QTableWidget to manage those aspects.
Edit: just to be clear, both of the screenshots heve been taken running the software on the same PC, but the first is a version compiled on the old PC, the second is compiled on the new one using the same code.
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