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/*!
    \example stylekitwidgets
    \examplecategory {User Interface Components}
    \title StyleKit Widgets Example
    \brief Shows how to style \l {Qt Widgets} using \l {Qt Labs StyleKit}{StyleKit}.
    \ingroup qtwidgets-examples

    \image qtlabsstylekit-widgets-example.webp
           {StyleKit Widgets Example showing buttons, sliders, and a settings panel}

    This example shows how to style a Qt Widgets application with
    \l {Qt Labs StyleKit}{StyleKit}. It demonstrates how to apply QML-defined
    styles to standard Qt Widgets controls using \l QStyleKitStyle, and how
    to switch between styles and themes at runtime.

    The example includes three styles:

    \list
        \li \b Classic - A gradient-based style with multiple themes including
            light, dark, high-contrast, and green.
        \li \b Flat - A flat, Material Design-inspired style with light and dark themes.
        \li \b Neon - A cyberpunk-inspired dark style with neon accent colors.
    \endlist

    The example demonstrates how to:

    \list
        \li Apply a \l QStyleKitStyle to a \l QApplication.
        \li Switch between QML-defined styles at runtime using
            \l {QStyleKitStyle::}{setStylePath()}.
        \li Switch between themes within a style using
            \l {QStyleKitStyle::}{setThemeName()}.
        \li Organize widgets into labeled sections using \l QGroupBox.
    \endlist

    \sa {Qt Labs StyleKit}, {StyleKit Quick Controls Example}

    \include examples-run.qdocinc
*/
