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Re: Microsoft Hypes Up XUL As The Greatest Expiriment Since Ad

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• Subject: Re: Microsoft Hypes Up XUL As The Greatest Expiriment Since Adam And Eve
• From: "Simon St.Laurent" <simonstl@s...>
• Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2003 13:24:07 -0500
• In-reply-to: <Pine.NEB.4.58.0310281314330.27671@p...>

mlk@k... (Mike Kozlowski) writes:
>It looks like it does support a separation of style.  Petzold:
>
>----
>  You can also give a name to a particular style and apply that style
only
>  to certain elements. For example, suppose a dialog box has a bunch of
>  radio buttons. You want some of these radio buttons to have a
different
>  size, or color, or whatever. For those, you can assign a named Style:
>
>  <RadioButton Style="{Special}" ...>
>
>  In the following Style declarations, the first style applies to those
>  radio buttons that specify Style equal to "{Special}" and the second
to
>  those radio buttons that don't set the Style property:
>
>  <FlowPanel.Resources>
>    <Style def:Name="Special">
>        <RadioButton .../>
>    </Style>
>    <Style>
>        <RadioButton .../>
>    </Style>
>  </FlowPanel.Resources
>----

Great.  Yet another proprietary vocabulary here.  Thanks, but no thanks.

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