On Tuesday 02 March 2004 22:19, Art Haas wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I'm running a build of blackbox taken from a CVS pull this morning -
> March 2. I use gkrellm, and start it by 'gkrellm -w' so it appears in
> the slit. With the latest build the small area between the outside of
> gkrellm's display and the boundary of the slit is a bright white
> color, so either it isn't being drawn, or the drawing is messed up.
> Previously the slit would look the same as my window title bars. I'm
> using the 'Results' style, BTW. Any other CVS users seeing this?
I recently committed code to make the Slit stylable separately from the
toolbar. It should be fairly straight forward to get the old look
back:
Slit Style
----------
slit - the texture of the slit
Slit
.color
.colorTo
.borderWidth
.borderColor
slit.marginWidth - space around and between slit clients
Slit.Margin
For example, from the style I'm using:
slit: raised solid border
slit.color: rgb:8/a/9
slit.marginWidth: 3
*borderColor: black
*borderWidth: 1
> Also, a couple of weeks ago I sent a patch to the mailing list that
> replaced 'std_bvector' with 'vector<bool>'. I've had the patch in use
> in my builds without problems. The patch resolved some build problems
> I had with GCC-3.5, but the other problem I had with this new
> compiler still remains. Is the "vector<bool>" patch still in the
> queue for review?
Yes, they are... I don't see a problem with using std::vector<bool> in
place of std::bit_vector, so that will probably go in shortly. I've
been going through other patches submitted to sourceforge slowly but
surely ;)
> Art Haas
> --
> Man once surrendering his reason, has no remaining guard against
> absurdities the most monstrous, and like a ship without rudder, is
> the sport of every wind.
>
> -Thomas Jefferson to James Smith, 1822
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