On Wed, 2002-01-30 at 13:37, Johan Ronstr�m wrote: > Hello > > I don't know who's doing the work with bbconf but I have a few suggestions for > future features:
Um, well, I think I've littered mine and xOr's e-mail links all over http://bbconf.sourceforge.net, but anyway.... > > It would be nice if you could change the way the clock in the toolbar shows the > time (just the time or the whole date stuff, or 24h clock). As soon as blackbox's config-change/rc-file-rewriting behavior is changed so that it writes its rc-file immediately when its configuration changes, rather than insisting on writing its rc-file every time it exits, then I will write a bbconf plugin to allow you to configure everything in blackbox's rc-file. This will include: - slit placement, direction, auto-hide, ontop behavior - toolbar placement, ontop, width, autohide, etc. - all of blackbox's config menu options - workspace names - window placement behavior - focus model - clock format (humanly-configurable as well as directly supporting strftime format strings) - style file directives - etc., etc., etc., ad nauseum But it's pointless for me to do so while blackbox insists on overwriting its rc-file everytime it exits. =:) So... *looking back at the question* oh yeah--um. yes. =:) > > Another thing is that the menu editor doesn't support swedish characters so I > have to change it in my .bbmenu after avery change in bbconf (not really > important, but...) Hm. I'm not sure what the solution is for this. Anyone with qt-savvy able to look through bbconf and see where it's amiss with regards to multiple-languages? > > I had some more that I cannot remember right now... > > By the way, I can't figure out how the 'Styles menu' in the menu editor > works... Could someone explain (I use the Styles directory under a submenu). > So do I. For example, in my menu file, I have a submenu item (in bbconf, click new item and change its type to submenu) called "bbox Private Styles". Then click "new child item", change its type to "styles directory" and next to the "directory of styles" textbox, click the button with 3 dots on it to browse for the directory that you want to use as your styles directory. Of course, you're also able to just type the directory name in too. =:) That's pretty much it. > Thanks. > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Everything you'll ever need on one web page > from News and Sport to Email and Music Charts > http://uk.my.yahoo.com > -- ----%<----------%<---- Jason Kasper (vanRijn) bash$ :(){ :|:&};: Numbers 6:24-26
