[Gtk-sharp-list] Skinning

[Nick Peters]

Hey,

Thanks for the tips, i should be able to figure something out from here :-)

-Nick

Anset wrote:

>Hi,
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>skinning in gtk is called resource themes.
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>You will be using the Style class (every gtk object has a style) and
>resource files to adapt the styles to your liking.
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>Take a look at the resource class inthe gtk api.
>That should get you started.
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>Then look at the default themes installed on your machine, called gtk.rc
>or something like it.
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>If you are working on a windows machine, and you installed a recent
>mono, you should have a theme switcher tool.
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>Have fun.
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>Anset.
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>Nick Peters wrote:
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>>Hey All,
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>>I have been reading a few sites about skinning gtk applications, but i
>>am un able to find any information on how to do it. I am assuming that
>>gtk# has the feature as well. Has anybody tried this out? Anybody know
>>some sites that have a good tutorial on this topic? I have been
>>searching google, but i haven't found much. Thanks in advance.
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>>-Nick
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