Widget.Style

Style properties are defined as an accessory class so they can be referenced and overridden independently, but they are nested so you can refer to them easily by name (e.g. generic Widget.Style vs Button.Style and such).

It is here so there can be a specificity switch.

See OverrideStyle for a helper function to use your own.

class Widget

static

class Style {

Widget widget;

bool variesWithState(ulong dynamicStateFlags);

Color foregroundColor();

WidgetBackground background();

OperatingSystemFont font();

MouseCursor cursor();

Color borderColor();

}

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background WidgetBackground background()
borderColor Color borderColor()
cursor MouseCursor cursor(): Returns the cursor that should be used over this widget. You may change this and updates will be reflected next time the mouse enters the widget.
font OperatingSystemFont font(): Returns the default font to be used with this widget. The return value will be cached by the library, so you can not expect live updates.
foregroundColor Color foregroundColor()
variesWithState bool variesWithState(ulong dynamicStateFlags): You must override this to trigger automatic redraws if you ever uses the dynamicState flag in your style.

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