Hi Antonio.
I want to do something so that I can edit preferences and have it "re
display" using the new fonts that I have specified in the preferences
file.
I can get it to reload the preferences file, but cannot get it to
redisplay changed fonts right.
Must be done.
An idea can 'be: when one uses a property it is registered as a
listener,
so when the property is changed you can' change the reality property
of the registered widgets.
angal
On Oct 13, 11:14 pm, rogerdpack <rogerpack2...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Antonio.
> I want to do something so that I can edit preferences and have it "re
> display" using the new fonts that I have specified in the preferences
> file.
> I can get it to reload the preferences file, but cannot get it to
> redisplay changed fonts right.
> Must be done.
> An idea can 'be: when one uses a property it is registered as a
> listener,
> so when the property is changed you can' change the reality property
> of the registered widgets.
I guess my difficulty is in getting the fonts to reload *at all* :)
-r
> On Oct 13, 11:14 pm, rogerdpack <rogerpack2...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Hi Antonio.
>> I want to do something so that I can edit preferences and have it "re
>> display" using the new fonts that I have specified in the preferences
>> file.
>> I can get it to reload the preferences file, but cannot get it to
>> redisplay changed fonts right.
> > Must be done.
> > An idea can 'be: when one uses a property it is registered as a
> > listener,
> > so when the property is changed you can' change the reality property
> > of the registered widgets.
> I guess my difficulty is in getting the fonts to reload *at all* :)
> -r
> > angal
> > On Oct 13, 11:14 pm, rogerdpack <rogerpack2...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> Hi Antonio.
> >> I want to do something so that I can edit preferences and have it "re
> >> display" using the new fonts that I have specified in the preferences
> >> file.
> >> I can get it to reload the preferences file, but cannot get it to
> >> redisplay changed fonts right.
Another option would be to just require each plugin that *can* reload to listen for a ReloadExtensionEvent then they would each reload themselves separately, I suppose... -r
> Another option would be to just require each plugin that *can* reload
> to listen for a ReloadExtensionEvent
> then they would each reload themselves separately, I suppose...
> -r