GWT 2.7.0

## com.google.gwt.resources.client
Annotation Type CssResource.Import

    @Documented
    @Retention(value=RUNTIME)
    @Target(value=METHOD)
    public static @interface CssResource.Import

Makes class selectors from other CssResource types available in the raw source of a CssResource. String accessor methods can be referred to using the value of the imported type's `CssResource.ImportedWithPrefix` value.

This is an example of creating a descendant selector with two unrelated types:

    @ImportedWithPrefix("some-prefix")
     interface ToImport extends CssResource {
       String widget();
     }

    @ImportedWithPrefix("other-import")
     interface OtherImport extends CssResource {
       String widget();
     }

     interface Resources extends ClientBundle {
      @Import(value = {ToImport.class, OtherImport.class})
      @Source("my.css")
       CssResource usesImports();
     }

     my.css:
     // Now I can refer to these classes defined elsewhere with no
     // fear of name collisions
     .some-prefix-widget .other-import-widget {...}

If the imported CssResource type is lacking an `CssResource.ImportedWithPrefix` annotation, the simple name of the type will be used instead. In the above example, without the annotation on `ToImport`, the class selector would have been `.ToImport-widget`. Notice also that both interfaces defined a method called `widget()`, which would prevent meaningful composition of the original interfaces.

It is an error to import multiple classes with the same prefix into one CssResource.

Required Element Summary
`java.lang.Class<? extends CssResource>[]` | `value`

Element Detail

### value

    public abstract java.lang.Class<? extends CssResource>[] value

GWT 2.7.0