(I've cross-posted this to the two newsgroups I think could help solve my problem, feel free to reply to just one group)
Ok, I may be completely missing something here, and feel free to point that out, but here's my problem: I'm writting JavaScript in an XUL overlay, and I can't seem to find an easy was to get the name of the current theme - the nsIChromeRegistry XPCOM interface doesn't even seem to be able to *list* the theme, let alone tell me the current one (according to the IDL file in LXR). I know that (using RDF in XUL) I can generate a list of the themes as nodes in the document (since the themes pref pane does it, for example), and then can check each one with a nsIChromeRegistry::isSkinSelected call. But this is not even remotely elegant (not that what I've done already is elegant, mind), and I'm sure there must be some easier way to do this. Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks. -- James Ross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Webmaster, The University of Warwick Computing Society http://www.warwickcompsoc.co.uk/ 'Hello World', 17 errors, 31 warnings. -- Bugzilla (bugzilla.mozilla.org) quip list
