On 2005-02-23 04:43:59 +0200 Nicolas Roard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Le 22 f�vr. 05, � 17:29, Enrico Sersale a �crit : > >> >> I had some hard coded colors in GWorkspace so now I'm substituting them >> with system colors to make the app working with Camaelon. > > nice :-) > actually, it's usefull not only with camaelon, but also when you use > different system colors.. (see color prefs) > >> But I'm encountering some problems; Camaelon, in his turn, uses hard coded >> colors in various places. > > just a few ;-) and Camaelon 2 isn't released yet.. I'll clean the remaining > hard-coded colors before the official release. But... > >> [snip] > .... we also miss a few more system colors; for example, "rowBackgroundColor" > that we could use in NSTableView/NSOutlineView/NSBrowserView (instead of > controlBackgroundColor). > > The question is, where should we put theses few new colors ? in the system > color list or in the extended system color list used by NSToolbar ? > > I guess it should go in the extended system color list, but at the same time, > I think it's a bit annoying to have two system color lists.. what do you > think? I think that Camaelon should use only system colors. It must be transparent for the developer. If he write a custom control, he expects that its look is consistent with all the other elements. If an extended system color list must exists, it should be in -gui, as a GNUstep extension, not only in Camaelon. > Else, about Camaelon's use of color lists, I entirely agree with your post, > of course. ;-) > > Thanks, > _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnustep mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnustep
