Eto Forms Styling

[curtisw (Curtis Wensley)]

@mrhe

Could you please provide an example on how to apply this style from Eto?

Absolutely, I’ll try to cook something up for you.

@mrhe

Thanks for exposing the Background color controls in Rhinocommon! It’s quite confusing to work with form styling without understanding Rhino’s inheritance hierarchy and having handy overrides to customize things. For now, we managed to unify background colors of all controls by a global style definition:

Great, that looks good. We were a little overzealous on applying background colours to all controls, as it really is only needed for the main panel. Either way though, the new APIs should help get you to a blank slate.

@mrhe

This only compiles up to Rhinocommon 7.13.21348.13001, later versions throw the following errors:
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I’m referencing a NuGet Eto.Platform.Wpf 2.6.0 package. This automatically adds it’s own version of Eto.dll on compile. I then delete it in post-build events like so:

While you can do this, you must not include any of the associated assemblies, such as Eto.dll and Eto.Wpf.dll. An easier way is to use the RhinoWindows nuget package, which includes Eto.Wpf.

Hope this helps!