On Thu, 17 Jan 2008 17:23:18 GMT "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
babbled:

> 
> > > I have been working on some little improvement for Edje recently.
> > > The first patch, "edje_data_file.diff", add support for a
> > > data.file entry inside edc file. It give the possibility to put
> > > text file inside edje directy.
> > 
> > hmm - ok. sounds ok to me - using that for copyrights and such?
> 
>       Sounds potentially useful - one could even use it to embedd
> other text-based file formats...?
> 
>       One thing that edje/edc may need is a means of 'typing' the
> various kinds of edjes. Right now, all these .edj files are used to
> define a very large and disparate number of things

not sure we need this - why? the type is based on what edje groups u have. an
edje can contain both an e theme, an ewl theme, an etk theme, an e background
etc. etc. - it can contain all of them in 1 file. an edje doesn't have a single
type - it may or may not provide data FOR a type of use. it may provide it for
multiple uses.

>       How does one know if it's an e17 bg, some clock thing, an etk
> or ewl theme, an icon, some menu or dialog theme, or who knows what
> others may use them to define. This kind of thing can become a problem
> over time.

as above. you need to open the edje and look for the data you want. if you are
after etk theme elements - you look for them in the file. it may or may not
provide them.

>       Maybe time for some way of specifying WHAT these edj files
> are supposed to be - perhaps something akin to what's done with mime-
> types... maybe some 'type', 'category', 'description' sorts of data
> in the edj/edc file (maybe with versions as well)? Anyone have any
> suggestions on this?

again - as above. the files dont have ONE type. they provide data for many
things. an e theme provides a bg, all sorts of theme elements and module data
and icons and more. you can find out if it is a type by just looking for an
entry of a particular name that you may desire/want/need. this is entirely
freeform text and can/will expand dramatically as more apps do more things and
want/need data from an edje file.

remember an e theme does not have to be complete - it can provide just 1 small
thing - and e will fall back to the default otherwise. for example. so this is
not a simple matter of a file having a type - it has a vast number of possible
types - and frankly that is determined by the edje group keys, and those are
freeform.

>    jose.
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