Defining the visual appearance of user-interface controls
Systems and methods for defining at least one visual-display characteristic of at least one user-interface control are disclosed. In accordance with various embodiments of the invention, a dialog template specifies at least one style selector for the at least one user-interface control. A transforma...
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creator | Corrington, Robert E Zou, Song Rasmussen, Kathryn G Layson, Thomas J Viriththamulla, Gamage I Westcott, Derek R Shambaugh, Diane Boni, Jalayne Taber Yang, Seung M Cutsinger, Paul L Rugge, Robert David Koenig, Douglas Bower, Nathan William Leong, Mun (Scott) Ying |
description | Systems and methods for defining at least one visual-display characteristic of at least one user-interface control are disclosed. In accordance with various embodiments of the invention, a dialog template specifies at least one style selector for the at least one user-interface control. A transformation module extracts the at least one style selector from the dialog template. A style sheet defines at least one visual-display-characteristic value that is applicable to the at least one user-interface control and that is associated with the at least one style selector. A style sheet-parsing engine uses the at least one style selector to retrieve the at least one visual-display-characteristic value from the style sheet. And a user-interface-control-drawing module draws the at least one user-interface control in accordance with the at least one visual-display-characteristic value retrieved by the style sheet-parsing engine. |
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