What I'll do in general :
- Program a software for a company
- Distributing the C++ and other source code to the company, they may arrange it as they want, reuse and edit it without warning me
- The source will contain some .qss files (Qt Style Sheet) that I want to protect
Why :
- Those .qss files I worked even before the company contacted me, I will include them in the pack of my work for their software they want I develop if they are ok with that, warning them that those are my products, I want to reserve to me the right to sell it for other software projects to other companies, or to sell it individually to anyone.
Another trick :
- I want the fact that the company can edit the .qss without my permission for their arrangment but only in the scope of the software I made for them. If they produce another Qt application, they can't just copy or reuse those .qss file. If they really want to do that, they'll have to contact me so I can sell those to them.
Upon you, what licence should I write in the first lines of those .qss file ?
