Apparently the syntax is not 100% correct. no matter how I try and format
it, if I include a font reference it does not work. Using the following
syntax allws the appearances to be registered (I can see them in the list
when I do a qx.Theme.getAll() ) but when you try and actually apply one of
them I get an error and program execution stops:


qx.Theme.define("swep.Appearance", {title: "swepAppear", appearances: {
"SFREGULARTEXT" :
{
  style : function(states)
  {
    var myfont = new qx.ui.core.Font(12, ["Arial"]);
    return
    {
      font: myfont,
      textColor: "Black"
    }
  }
}
}})



If I remove the font information and just leave the textColor then I am able
to apply that appearance to an object with no errors. I even tried this
syntax (culling the syntax from sourcode):

qx.Theme.define("swep.Appearance", {title: "swepAppear", appearances: {
"SFREGULARTEXT" :
{
  style : function(states)
  {
    return
    {
      font: { size 11, bold: true, family : ["Arial"]},
      textColor: "Black"
    }
  }
}
}})



but this syntax also causes the program to stop executing.



Any help would be greatly appreceiated, thanks, I need to create and apply
custome appearances that have Font information in them.

Thanks,

Jim





On 7/31/07, Fabian Jakobs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Jim Hunter schrieb:
> > Great info, thanks. What is the syntax for declaring something like
> > BOLD or LINE-THROUGH for the font? I used to do it with an additional
> > line of: this.font.setUnderline(true) or this.font.setItalic(true)
> > etc. Is it still the same? Where does that line now go? Previously I
> > would create the font before the Return statement and set the
> > properties, perhaps that is still the case? Would it look like this:
> >
> > qx.Theme.define("custom.Appearance",
> > {
> >  name : "foo",
> >
> >  appearances :
> >  {
> >    "SFREGULARTEXT" : {
> >      style : function(states) {
> >        font : new qx.ui.core.Font(12, ["Arial"]);
> >        font.setBold(true);
> >        font.setUnderline(true);
> >        return {
> >                     font;
> >                     textColor : "black"
> >        }
> >      }
> >    },
>
> It looks slightly different:
>
> appearances :
> {
>   "SFREGULARTEXT" : {
>     style : function(states) {
>       font = new qx.ui.core.Font(12, ["Arial"]);
>       font.setBold(true);
>       font.setUnderline(true);
>       return {
>                    font : font,
>                    textColor : "black"
>       }
>     }
>   },
>
> Best Fabian
> >
> >    "SFHIGHLIGHTEDTEXT" : {
> >      style : function(states) {
> >        return {
> >           font : new qx.ui.core.Font(12, ["Arial"]);
> >           textColor : "black"
> >        }
> >      }
> >    },
> >
> >    ...
> >
> >  }
> > }
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Jim
> > www.D4PHP.org <http://www.D4PHP.org>
> > www.D4PHP-Hosting.com <http://www.D4PHP-Hosting.com>
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > On 7/30/07, *Fabian Jakobs* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
> >
> >     Hi Jim,
> >     > I just migrated to 0.7.2-pre (r9171) and my appearances are
> >     generating
> >     > errors when I try and run the app. I looked in the API viewer to
> >     see
> >     > what the new structure is and it says:
> >     Are you using trunk or the legacy_0_7 branch? I would strongly
> suggest
> >     to use legacy_0_7. This is where all 0.7 related bugs are fixed.
> Since
> >     we are now starting to work on the layout managers, the trunk is
> >     expected to be fairly instable for the next time.
> >
> >     > qx.theme.manager.Appearance.getAppearanceTheme ()
> >     >
> >     > is the way to get the instance of the current theme but I get an
> >     error
> >     > 'is not a function" error. So what is the new way to register a
> >     theme?
> >     > I don't see any docs on it and the migration script couldn't help
> me
> >     > as this is code that is generated from the server (I just created
> a
> >     > test file and migrated it and got the same resulting line). Here
> >     is a
> >     > sample of what I am generating:
> >     >
> >     > theme = qx.theme.manager.Appearance.getAppearanceTheme();
> >     > theme.registerAppearance("SFREGULARTEXT",{ setup: function(){
> >     > this.font = new qx.renderer.font.Font (12,"Arial");}, initial:
> >     > function(){ return { font: this.font, color: "Black"}; }});
> >     > theme.registerAppearance("SFHIGHLIGHTEDTEXT",{ setup: function(){
> >     > this.font = new qx.renderer.font.Font(12,"Arial");}, initial:
> >     > function(){ return { font: this.font, color: "Black"}; }});
> >     > theme.registerAppearance("SFHOTTEXT",{ setup: function(){
> >     this.font =
> >     > new qx.renderer.font.Font(12,"Arial");}, initial: function(){
> >     return {
> >     > font: this.font, color: "Black"}; }});
> >
> >     The whole way we handle appearances has changed a lot. The function
> >     "registerAppearance" no longer exist. If you want to extend an
> already
> >     existing theme you can define the apperances in a separate
> appearance
> >     theme and use the mixin mechanism to apply the
> >     changes/enhancements to
> >     an existing appearance theme.
> >
> >     Example for your code:
> >
> >     custom/Appearance.js:
> >
> >     qx.Theme.define("custom.Appearance",
> >     {
> >     name : "foo",
> >
> >     appearances :
> >     {
> >        "SFREGULARTEXT" : {
> >          style : function(states) {
> >            return {
> >               font : new qx.ui.core.Font(12, ["Arial"]);
> >               textColor : "black"
> >            }
> >          }
> >        },
> >
> >        "SFHIGHLIGHTEDTEXT" : {
> >          style : function(states) {
> >            return {
> >               font : new qx.ui.core.Font(12, ["Arial"]);
> >               textColor : "black"
> >            }
> >          }
> >        },
> >
> >        ...
> >
> >     }
> >     }
> >
> >     And in your application you include it:
> >
> >     qx.Theme.include(qx.theme.classic.Appearance, custom.Appearance);
> >
> >     > And also, 'MS Sans Serif' is no longer a valid font name whereas
> it
> >     > has been for years. What do I use in place of 'MS Sans Serif'?
> >     The font name should be valid but the second parameter of the font
> >     constructor is now a string array. Take a look at the example above.
> >     Another note: the property color has been renamed to test color to
> be
> >     more specific and better match to the backgroundColor property.
> >
> >     I hope this helps,
> >     Best Fabian
> >
> >     --
> >     Fabian Jakobs
> >     JavaScript Framework Developer
> >
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