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Fixed "Quit" button & others

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- Quit button in the dialog post-install now quits the application instead of simply closing the window
- Improved styling:
    - All colors now pulled from `UM.Theme.getColor()`
    - Dialog has white background
    - Buttons look like Cura buttons
- Removed inaccurate comments regarding the structure that were created while working on it
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Ian Paschal 2018-02-01 11:37:23 +01:00
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plugins/PluginBrowser/PluginBrowser.py
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@ -26,40 +26,6 @@ from cura.CuraApplication import CuraApplication
i18n_catalog = i18nCatalog("cura")
# Architecture thoughts:
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# The plugin manager has 2 parts: the browser and the installer.
#
# UNINSTALLING:
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Uninstalling is done via the PluginRegistry's uninstallPlugin() method,
# supplied with a plugin_id. Uninstalling is currently done instantly so there's
# no need to use an list of "newly uninstalled plugins" but this will be needed
# in the future with more complex plugins, as well as when merging the built-in
# plugins into the plugin browser.
#
# STATUS:
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# 'status' is used to keep track of installations and uninstallations. It is
# intended to replace "newly installed" and "newly uninstalled" lists. These
# lists introduce a lot of complexity if a plugin finds itself on both lists.
#
# 'status' can have several values:
# - "uninstalled"
# - "will_install"
# - "installed"
# - "will_uninstall"
#
# This is more civilized than checking if a plugin's metadata exists. It also
# means uninstalling doesn't require erasing the metadata.
#
# ACTIVE:
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Although 'active' could have been lumped with 'status', it is essentially a
# sub-status within 'installed' and 'will_uninstall'. Rather than create more
# statuses such as 'active_installed' and 'active_will_uninstall', the 'active'
# property is just a boolean used in conjunction with 'status'.
class PluginBrowser(QObject, Extension):
def __init__(self, parent=None):
super().__init__(parent)