The current implementation of the Basic StylePanel does not include the
editable flag. The upshot of this is if you want to tdefine some kind of
custom style and disable the basic style you can't do this. Because if
the user uses the style dialog a new basic style is created without
maintaining
ok.. fine for me
stefan
Paul Austin wrote:
The current implementation of the Basic StylePanel does not include the
editable flag. The upshot of this is if you want to tdefine some kind of
custom style and disable the basic style you can't do this. Because if
the user uses the style dialog a new
Hi Paul,
ColorThemingSyle disables the BasicStyle when it is enabled and vice
versa. See ColorThemingStylePanel.updateStyles(). Why would we want
to put this responsibility in the hands of the user?
regards,
Larry
On 9/17/07, Stefan Steiniger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ok.. fine for me
Bad example. It does that now.
Larry
On 9/17/07, Paul Austin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why not?
For example a user may want to use the label style but not have the
Point or line displayed
Paul
Larry Becker wrote:
Hi Paul,
ColorThemingSyle disables the BasicStyle when it is
Turn off line and fill.
On 9/17/07, Larry Becker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bad example. It does that now.
Larry
On 9/17/07, Paul Austin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why not?
For example a user may want to use the label style but not have the
Point or line displayed
Paul
Larry
