Registering Object Look-and-Feel Handlers Into a New Look-and-Feel Handler

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To register object look-and-feel handlers into a new look-and-feel handler, you can either:

override the IlvLookFeelHandler::createObjectLFHandler method or

use the IlvRegisterObjectLFHandler macro.

For example, by using the IlvRegisterObjectLFHandler macro, you can code in the definition file:

IlvRegisterObjectLFHandler(MyLookFeelHandler, IlvButton, MyButtonLFHandler);

This will register the object look-and-feel handler class MyButtonLFHandler into the look-and-feel handler MyLookFeelHandler for the IlvButton class. This means that when an IlvButton object that has the look-and-feel MyLookFeelHandler tries to retrieve its object look-and-feel handler, it will get a pointer on a MyButtonLFHandler instance.

Published date: 05/24/2022

Last modified date: 02/24/2022