I'd like to say, in a single, centralized location,
@def mainColor = #f00;
and then, in all of my other css files, refer to mainColor
without having to redefine it. Then when I change mainColor in once place, my entire app changes color.
The best way I can think of so far is to include two @Source
files for every CssResource declaration and always include the global def file. Are there any other ways?
As far as I know, this is your only option:
style.css
@def mainColor #f00;
*.ui.xml
<ui:style src="../../../styles/style.css">
.widget{ color: mainColor; }
</ui:style>
The downside to this is the relative path. Each ui.xml will require a different src path.
Alternatively, if you dont mind using a Constants.java file (instead of css),
you could use @eval
<ui:style>
@eval mainColor com.myproject.client.Styles.INSTANCE.mainColor();
.widget{ color: mainColor; }
</ui:style>
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9284168/how-can-i-use-the-same-def-in-multiple-cssresource-css-files