Use QtRendering for fonts in password fields
Since the password echo is a circle woithout vertical or horizontal lines, it won't be more blurred with different rendring types. Using Qt rendering, the dots will look more aligned and equally spaced. Change-Id: I8052f176930d1e2dc144f0b65daf539764cf08b1 REVIEW:123799
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@ -33,6 +33,13 @@ QtQuickControlStyle.TextFieldStyle {
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selectedTextColor: theme.viewBackgroundColor
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placeholderTextColor: Qt.rgba(theme.viewTextColor.r, theme.viewTextColor.g, theme.viewTextColor.b, 0.5)
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/*
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* Since the password echo is a circle woithout vertical or horizontal lines, it won't be
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* more blurred with different rendring types.
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* Using Qt rendering, the dots will look more aligned and equally spaced.
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*/
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renderType: control.echoMode == TextInput.Normal ? Text.NativeRendering : Text.QtRendering
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background: Item {
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implicitHeight: theme.mSize(theme.defaultFont).height * 1.6
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implicitWidth: theme.mSize(theme.defaultFont).width * 12
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