Le 22 juin 05 à 15:13, Richard Frith-Macdonald a écrit :
On 2005-06-22 13:40:49 +0100 Adam Fedor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
From: Quentin Mathé [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well currently GSToolbarView supports custom colors but this
feature is
not documented because it may change a bit. Initially I asked on
- dev list
about possibility to add toolbar colors support in system colors
list but
I didn't obtain a positive answer, that's why I decided to
implement it in
a separate color list called "System
Hm, well did you get a negative answer? I don't see why you
couldn't add it,
although I think I forgot or didn't see your original proposal.
I don't recall seeing it either ... not that it proves anything ...
it could easily have got on to the list perfectly well and still
been missed in the quantity of email I get.
Sorry, you are right, I didn't post such proposal on the list. I
probably discussed it in a private mail or on irc. I don't remember
who gave me the negative answer (I would say Fred or Alexander or
Gregory… that's pretty vague :-)
I guess that it should use the same colors that MacOS-X does...
perhaps controlColor and controlBackgroundColor?
Mac OS X doesn't use a color provided through NSColor (like
windowBackgroundColor, controlBackgroundColor etc.) but a custom
private color.
Does a toolbar do anything not already covered by the system colors
implemented for GNUstep ... I thought we had a pretty complete list.
Theoretically controlBackgroundColor would the right choice because
NSToolbar isn't a precisely bounded clickable area like a button, but
a clickable area which varies with displayed content like a table
view or a browser column. However controlBackgroundColor is currently
white in GNUstep and that's the problem because a completely white
toolbar would be ugly.
For this reason I wanted to introduce another color value for toolbar
background which would be available in GNUstep NSColor implementation
(unlike Cocoa).
For the border color, I may try NSBox color… but I remember to have
tried various shades of gray available with NSColor before deciding
to use a custom gray for the border too.
Quentin.
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Quentin Mathé
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