Re: One Last Description

> Well assuming you include a default theme (org.xwt.theme.simple), you
> still have to include xwt.theme and overlay it, or else the preapplies
> in xwt.widget won't make any sense.

?

xwt.standard is the standard (simple) theme.  if the engine doesn't theme to 
antoher theme, xwt.standard is what is used.  I thought this is what you and 
adam had wanted?

> So the xwt.overlay() in each app is necessary (right now), but in the
> long term is temporary.

... I'm getting confused.  Originally you and Adam wanted to have the system 
work without an xwt.theme(), and now we've got a system where xwt.standard is 
the standard (simple) theme, which means that if the start of the app 
includes xwt.standard, will work just fine.  

so...

<xwt>
    <include name="xwt.standard"/>
    ...
</xwt>

without xwt.theme, the simple (standard) theme is used.  if you use 
xwt.theme(), you theme from xwt.standard to whatever you want.  If the local 
app launcher is used, it themes to the native GUI theme on behalf of the 
application...  

Am I missing something?

Regards,
Andrew

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