On Sat, 31 Oct 2009 03:38:20 +0100, David C. Rankin
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Listmates,
>
> In making friends with e, I am having difficulty figuring out how to
> tell e16
> to give dialogs a regular border instead of defaulting to transient? I
> suspect
> it is theme controlled (using Ganymede right now) and I suspect that
> ~/.e16/themes/Ganymede/windowmatches.cfg is probably the file, but I
> don't
> know how the window classes are selected (if this is the right spot).
>
> I find:
>
> #include <definitions>
> __E_CFG_VERSION 1
>
> /* Maintained at themes.effx.us
> $Id: windowmatches.cfg 46 2009-04-13 05:25:03Z don $ */
>
> USE_BORDER_FOR_TRANSIENT_CLIENT("TRANSIENT")
> USE_BORDER_FOR_UNRESIZABLE_CLIENT("FIXED_SIZE")
> USE_BORDER_FOR_SHAPED_CLIENT("SHAPED")
>
> <snip>
>
> Where 'USE_BORDER_FOR_TRANSIENT_CLIENT("TRANSIENT")' is setting the
> transient
> border, but other than specific definitions for xconsole, Blender, etc..
> I
> don't see how all dialogs are being set.
>
> I have looked through Ganymede/borders.cfg and the remainder of the
> files
> under Ganymede/{borders,imageclasses} and anywhere else that looked
> reasonable
> in /usr/share/e16, but still I'm shooting blanks.
>
> Anybody willing to share the trick to setting the dialog borders?
> Thanks.
>
The default settings are in /usr/share/e16/config/matches.cfg and themes
can override that with stuff in windowmatches.cfg, so to change the
border for dialogs (transients) you'll have to either change it to e.g.
DEFAULT in Ganymedes windowmatches.cfg or remove it in both places.
I guess it would be smarter if the themes didn't override the defaults
with the values that are already default :)
You can put matches.cfg as well as windowmatches.cfg in ~/.e16/ and they
will be used in stead of the ones supplied by e16 and the theme.
/Kim
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