Actually, I want skins to be applied in the whole sub-tree of a node. The node itself may not be a control, but it may contain controls.
On Sun, Feb 8, 2015 at 6:44 PM, Tomas Mikula <tomas.mik...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello list, > > after adding a node to the scene graph, how do I "apply" the skin to > it, in case it is a Control? Something like an equivalent of > applyCss() for skins. > > My use case is this: > I add a node to the scene, and want to know its preferred width. So I > call node.applyCss() to make sure CSS is applied, and then call > node.prefWidth(-1). But for a (non-empty) Label, this still returns > 0.0, presumably because there is no skin yet. > > I don't want to set a concrete skin using > node.setSkin(node.createDefaultSkin()), because I want the node to > have whatever skin would be applied to it, which could be different > from the default skin. > > Thanks, > Tomas
