mentry::setTheme
    Commandmentry::getCurrentTheme Commandmentry::getThemes
    Commandmentry::setThemeDefaults CommandThe commands described in this reference page should only be invoked when using the package Mentry_tile. They enable you to set and query the current theme, to retrieve a list of the available themes, and to make sure that your widgets will have a theme-specific appearance.
mentry::setTheme
  Commandmentry::setTheme - Set the current themementry::setTheme theme
theme, loading
      it if necessary.  It is simply an alias for
      ttk::setTheme or tile::setTheme,
      depending on the tile version loaded into the interpreter.  (The
      tile::setTheme command was renamed to
      ttk::setTheme in tile version 0.8.)
      Being just an alias for a tile library procedure, the
      mentry::setTheme command does exactly the same as the
      original one: It loads the package implementing the given theme if
      needed, sets the theme to the specified one, and saves the latter in the
      variable ttk::currentTheme or
      tile::currentTheme, depending on the current tile
      version.
mentry::getCurrentTheme Commandmentry::getCurrentTheme - Get the current themementry::getCurrentTheme
ttk::currentTheme or
    tile::currentTheme, depending on the tile version
    loaded into the interpreter.  (The namespace containing the variable
    currentTheme was changed in tile version 0.8 from
    tile to ttk.)mentry::getThemes
  Commandmentry::getThemes - Get the themes registered in the
    package databasementry::getThemes
ttk::themes
    or tile::availableThemes, depending on the tile version
    loaded into the interpreter.  (The
    tile::availableThemes command was renamed to
    ttk::themes in tile version 0.8.)mentry::setThemeDefaults Commandmentry::setThemeDefaults - Set theme-specific default
    values of some mentry configuration optionsmentry::setThemeDefaults
mentry::themeDefaults with theme-specific default
      values of a series of Mentry configuration options.  The array names
      are the command-line names of the options, and the corresponding array
      values are the default values of these configuration options for the
      currently set tile theme.
      The options whose names and values are written into the array
      mentry::themeDefaults are:
      -background, -foreground, and
      -font.  In addition, the command sets some other
      array elements to theme-specific default values, needed for internal
      purposes, like updating the background and foreground colors of the label
      components of a mentry widget in disabled or
      readonly state; the corresponding array names are:
      -disabledbackground,
      -disabledforeground, and
      -readonlybackground.  Finally, the array values
      associated with the names -selectbackground,
      -selectforeground, and
      -selectborderwidth are not used by Mentry_tile, but
      might prove useful for other purposes, as described below.
The mentry::setThemeDefaults command is invoked by
      Mentry_tile automatically whenever a mentry widget is createad or the
      <<ThemeChanged>> virtual event is
      received by a mentry widget.  In the latter case, the widget is
      reconfigured, using the new default values of those options that were not
      set explicitly to values different from the corresponding defaults.
Besides being used by the Mentry_tile code, this command can also be
      invoked in Tcl scripts, still before creating any tile-based mentry
      widget.  By calling it explicitly and using the values written by it
      into the array mentry::themeDefaults, you can make
      sure that classical Tk widgets, e.g., text, will have a theme-specific
      appearance, just like the tile widgets.  For example, you can add
      some common configuration options to the option database as follows:
mentry::setThemeDefaults option add *Text.background $mentry::themeDefaults(-background) option add *Text.foreground $mentry::themeDefaults(-foreground) option add *Font $mentry::themeDefaults(-font) option add *selectBackground $mentry::themeDefaults(-selectbackground) option add *selectForeground $mentry::themeDefaults(-selectforeground) option add *selectBorderWidth $mentry::themeDefaults(-selectborderwidth)