Where do I find the colour settings of the theme? [answered]

[fluxus]

Hello, this is sort of simple to solve manually, but it bugs me.
So I'm yet again hoping for help from kind strangers :]

First off, the theme sets some colour values in options.rpy through use of a theme function.
I can pretty easily copy-paste the colour from there to script, but.. if I change the theme afterwards things will get pretty awkward.

Some old documentation claims there's a style hierarchy to be found, but it doesn't seem to be present now.
The colour I want is the colour the frames get, so one would think style.frame.background would get it for me..
..unfortunately whatever this value is, it's apparently not a colour.

I found out the developer console will give me things if asked nicely. 'dir(theme)' lets me know that, yes, there's a theme object actually.
Unfortunately I don't know if it has colour attributes, or if so, where they're found.
I could write a python function to traverse an arbitrary object, but it'd be somewhat easier to look at source code or obscure documentation, if someone knows where it is to be found.

I'm probably missing something obvious? :]

[PyTom]

You can figure out what styles are being used by using the style inspector. Hover over a displayable, and hit shift+I (as in Iris.) That will display the displayables at that point. Click on one to see all the styles it uses.

[fluxus]

Okay, thanks.. I wanted to do it from code, though.

The idea was to define the colours on a drag-drop object in the same style as whatever the current theme was using.
For that to work, I needed to find the current colour scheme of the theme, but that turned out to be pretty complicated.

By the way.. For some reason my post have been duplicated, it seems. Perhaps during editing.
In any case, xela has been helping out :]

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