protected override void OnStartup(StartupEventArgs e)
{
// Initializing SkinManager
// Its set as a static member so i can access it everywhere and change the theme on the fly
SkinManager = new SkinManager(Application.Current.Resources);
#region (Optional) Add customs templates to extend existing skins
// If you want to add your customs controls to existing skins,
// you can use the method AddResource
// I created a small custom template called MyCustomSeparator used in the view BasicsControlsView
// My first resource dictionary contains the template
SkinManager.AddResource(SkinManager.Skins[0], "/DemoMVVM;component/Theme/Crystal/MyCustomSeparator.xaml");
// The two seconds directonaries contains colors used by the template
SkinManager.AddResource(SkinManager.Skins[0], 1, "/DemoMVVM;component/Theme/Crystal/Light/MyCustomSeparator.xaml");
SkinManager.AddResource(SkinManager.Skins[0], 2, "/DemoMVVM;component/Theme/Crystal/Dark/MyCustomSeparator.xaml");
// I do the same for the skin Classic
SkinManager.AddResource(SkinManager.Skins[1], "/DemoMVVM;component/Theme/Classic/MyCustomSeparator.xaml");
SkinManager.AddResource(SkinManager.Skins[1], 1, "/DemoMVVM;component/Theme/Classic/White/MyCustomSeparator.xaml");
SkinManager.AddResource(SkinManager.Skins[1], 2, "/DemoMVVM;component/Theme/Classic/Black/MyCustomSeparator.xaml");
#endregion
// Select the default skin
// For now, there is 2 diffrents skins (Crystal / Classic) and 2 differents colors for each one
SkinManager.SetCurrentSkin(SkinManager.Skins[0], 1);
// Create and show the main view
MainView view = new MainView()
{
DataContext = new MainViewModel()
};
view.ShowDialog();
}
