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I am writing an own swt widget.
Now I am ready with the functionality an trying to style the widget.
What is the default strategy to get the actual colors/styles, which are currently chosen by the OS?
How can I mimic the OS Style in my own widget?
You can access all the predefined colors of SWT using the following:
Of course this holds for all the colors defined as
SWT.COLOR_*.The OS’s default list background color can be accessed via:
As for the mimic question:
As long as you don’t extend one of the default widgets, this will be quite hard to achieve. Please add some more detail to your question.