Format
.winset "*[control.param=value;...]*"
Sets skin parameters like the winset() proc. You can set more than one parameter by separating them with semicolons.
This command also allows you to use conditional expressions, like so:
condition ? choice1 : choice2
The condition is the same as any other parameter you might use in .winset, but instead of setting the parameter, it checks to see if it’s true. If so, then the parameters in choice1 will be set. Otherwise, the parameters in choice2 are set. This example makes the window background red if bigbutton is checked.
.winset "bigbutton.is-checked=true ? window.background-color=#ff0000 : window.background-color=none"
If you want to look for values that don’t match instead of values that do, use != instead of = in the condition.
.winset "bigbutton.is-checked!=false ? window.background-color=#f00 : window.background-color=none"
The choice2 item is optional.
.winset "bigbutton.is-checked=true ? window.background-color=#f00"
Because it’s often useful to do more than one thing at a time, choice1 and choice2 don’t have to be just one parameter. You can use multiple parameters, but they are separated with a space instead of a semicolon. (A semicolon indicates the conditional expression is over.)
.winset "bigbutton.is-checked=true ? window.text-color=#fff window.background-color=#f00 : window.text-color=none window.background-color=none"