so is this valid code?
code:
<SkinInfo Version="1.1">
<Information>
<Name>my skin</Name>
<Description>a skin created with Jarrod's skin customiser, based on open live</Description>
<AboutUrl>website</AboutUrl>
<Version>1.5</Version>
<Screenshot>
<File>shot.png</File>
</Screenshot>
<Compatibility>
<MsgVersion Major="8" Minor="5/>
</Compatibility>
</Infomation>
<Options>
<Messenger>
<ResetUserColour/>
</Messenger><PlusSkin>
ResGroup>
<PlusVersion Major="4" Minor"60"/>
<InterfaceDir>PlusWindows</InterfaceDir>
</ResGroup>
</PlusSkin>
</SkinInfo>
sneak peak at source code
code:
def header():
version = "1.1"
name = "my skin"
des = "a skin created with Jarrod's skin customiser, based on open live"
website = "website"
version_info = "1.5"
screenshot = "shot.png"
compat_maj = "8"
compat_mi = "5"
nfo1 = '<SkinInfo Version="' + version + '">\n\t<Information>\n\t\t<Name>' + name +'</Name>'
nfo2 = '\n\t\t<Description>' + des + '</Description>\n\t\t<AboutUrl>' + website + '</AboutUrl>'
nfo3 = '\n\t\t<Version>' + version_info + '</Version>\n\t\t<Screenshot>\n\t\t\t<File>' + screenshot + '</File>\n\t\t</Screenshot>'
nfo4 = '\n\t<Compatibility>\n\t\t <MsgVersion Major="'+ compat_maj + '" Minor="' + compat_mi + '/>' + '\n\t</Compatibility>\n '
nfo5 = '</Infomation>'
nfo = nfo1 + nfo2 + nfo3 + nfo4 + nfo5
return nfo
to make it eaiser to skin wlm 9 do we have full lists of skinable elements, so i can map the list in python?