You can enable users of runtime applications to select the skin that they want to use during the current runtime work session, test an application skin, or cancel the use of a skin, by using the Select or Cancel a Skin dialog, shown in the following example.
For details about defining and maintaining skins, see "Maintaining Skins Using Extended Functionality".
Your user application needs only to create and modally show the JadeSkinSelection form. The following example shows the creation and use of the JadeSkinSelection form from a
selectSkin_click(menuItem: MenuItem input) updating;
vars
form : JadeSkinSelection;
begin
create form;
form.showModal;
epilog
delete form;
end;
To select a skin for use in the current work session
Select the skin from the list that is displayed in the Choose Skin combo box.
As the Select or Cancel a Skin dialog itself is displayed using the skin selected in the Choose Skin combo box, the presentation offered by the selected skin shows examples of the controls that are skinned in the Control Examples group box, as shown in the previous diagram.
Click the Show Menu? check box to view the effects of a skin without a menu.
By default, a check mark symbol (✓) is displayed in this control, indicating that the menu line is displayed on the Select or Cancel a Skin dialog.
To apply the selected skin to all forms in the current application during the current work session, click the Apply button.
Alternatively, perform one of the following actions.
To cancel the use of a skin in the current work session, select the <None> value in Choose Skin combo box and then click the Apply button.
Click the Close button to abandon your selections and leave the skin usage unchanged.
Programmatically, if the user:
Selects a skin,
Clicks the Close button, modalResult = JadeSkinSelection.Skin_Cancel(0).
Selects the <None> value in Choose Skin combo box and then clicks the Apply button, modalResult = JadeSkinSelection.Skin_Changed(1).
Use the
