Module Theme
The Blender.Window.Theme submodule.
Theme
This module provides access to Theme objects in Blender.
Example:
# this is a simplified version of the save_theme.py script
# shipped with Blender:
import Blender
from Blender.Window import Theme, FileSelector
theme = Theme.Get()[0] # get current theme
def write_theme(filename):
"Write the current theme as a BPython script"
f = file(filename, "w")
f.write("import Blender")
f.write("from Blender.Window import Theme")
f.write("theme = Theme.New('%s')" % theme.name)
for tsp in theme.get(): # write each theme space
command = "\n%s = theme.get('%s')" % (tsp, tsp)
f.write(command + "\n")
exec(command)
exec("vars = dir(%s)" % tsp)
vars.remove('theme')
for var in vars: # write each variable from each theme space
v = "%s.%s" % (tsp, var)
exec("value = %s" % v)
f.write("%s = %s\n" % (v, value))
f.write('\nBlender.Redraw(-1)') # redraw to update the screen
f.close()
FileSelector(write_theme, "Save Current Theme", default_fname)
Classes |
Theme |
This object gives access to Themes in Blender. |
ThemeSpace |
There is a sub-theme for each space in Blender (except for the Scripts
window, but it will be added soon). |
ThemeUI |
This can be accessed with theme.get(t), where t can be 'ui' or -1. |
Function Summary |
Blender Theme or a list of Blender Themes
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Get (name)
Get the Theme object(s) from Blender. |
Blender Theme
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New (name,
theme)
Create a new Theme object. |
Get(name=None)
Get the Theme object(s) from Blender.
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- Parameters:
name -
The name of the Theme object.
(type=string)
- Returns:
-
It depends on the name parameter:
-
(name): The Theme object called name, None if not
found;
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(): A list with all Theme objects currently in
Blender.
(type=Blender Theme or a list of Blender Themes)
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New(name='New Theme',
theme='<default>')
Create a new Theme object.
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- Parameters:
name -
The name of the new theme.
(type=string)
theme -
a base theme to copy all data from. It defaults to the current
one.
(type=Blender Theme)
- Returns:
-
A new Blender Theme object.
(type=Blender Theme)
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