Hi Amine,
when you want to get the font-size value, you should do an @def for
this value
.css
@def myFontSize 40px;
..
.testsize {
font-size: myFontSize;
}
.java
..
label1.setText(resources.css().myFontSize());
or you do it like the way a1decor it does
.css
@eval MyFontSize my.classesWithStaticFunctions.getFontSize();
..
.testsize {
font-size: MyFontSize;
}
.java
my.classesWithStaticFunctions.getFontSize() {return "40px";}
...
label1.setText(my.classesWithStaticFunctions.getFontSize());
With the later you are able to change it before injecting the css.
Stefan Bachert
http://gwtworld.de
On 27 Mai, 17:19, Amine Ouahman <[email protected]> wrote:
> I already read the hole doc but still cannot find a solution to my
> problem, I'm surely missing something.
> here is why I've done : this is an exemple of how I used the
> CSSResource feature to retrieve a constant from the css file and use
> it in the java side, and it works
>
> public interface Resources extends ClientBundle{
> @Source("TestParser.css")
> public MyCSSResources css();
>
> }
>
> public interface MyCSSResources extends CssResource{
> String testsize();
> String small();
>
> }
>
> TestParser.css =>
> @def small 1px;
> .testsize {
> font-size: 40px;
>
> }
>
> Somewhere in a java class =>
> Resources resources = GWT.create(Resources.class);
> label1.setStyleName(resources.css().testsize());
> label1.setText(resources.css().small());
> resources.css().ensureInjected();
>
> Now what I want to do somehow is to retrieve the "font-size" value
> instead of the constant!!
> A simple example plz will be great!
>
> Thanks
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