Re: Fetching gtkmm custom css style properties

[Mohith Manoj <mohith manoj skanray com>]

viola... that gets the wheel rolling.

gtk_style_context_get works. However, there are only 10 style properties defined in gtkstylecontext.h that we can retrieve this way and not all the style properties listed in Gtk-Inspector. For example there is a single definition for border radius as,

#define GTK_STYLE_PROPERTY_BORDER_RADIUS "border-radius"

While Gtk-Inspector lists one radii for each of the four corners. Which makes sense because in cases where you have linked buttons inside a button box (with 'linked' style class added), individual corners needs to be manipulated depending on the position of the button in the group and whether they are vertically stacked or horizontally.

Anyway this is a good starting point. Many thanks to Daniel Boles.

This post in Stackoverflow confirms the findings.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47371967/getting-objects-out-of-a-gvalue

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