> well, then use the default font. shouldn't really break things.
> I'd be glad if you just added the property of 'font' to <textcontrol>
> definition for now... implementation left to future, and besides, it
> probably is not hard to implement on Win32 only... I could do it.
Ok, that sounds like a good compromise. If the font is not available, it
will use the default font, which the user can specify in the config
settings.
> ok, then, I'll be happy if you just add the property of 'tooltip string'
to
> <buttoncontrol> definition...
I'm fighting creeping featurism right now -- I have two days left (according
to the schedule) to finish all this, and I just lost one of those two days.
No promises.
> >> 11. should be able to specify multiple 'quit' buttons (other buttons
too)
> >> (now that's flexibility ;)
> >
> >Eeek.
>
> is that a yes? :)
>
> currently, if one specifies multiple buttons with same name, only last of
> them gets used (others get thrown away) - probably exactly this will
change
> when you fix the 'all controls must be present in theme.xml' limitation.
It was never 'all controls must be present'. It was a 'an even number of
controls must be present' bug. But, the current CVS should fix that. Try to
see what happens if you have multiple buttons. It might work now.
> <ButtonControl Name="ThemeChange"> <!-- to windowshade mode -->
> <Position Rect="150, 7, 158, 15">
> <ControlBitmap Rect="0, 0, 32, 8" Name="Buttons"/>
> <ChangeTheme File="shade.xml">
> </ButtonControl>
Eeek. Creeping featurism again, but this totally makes sense. However, I
don't want to switch between XML files -- I only want to switch between
windows in one XML file. So, I could do this:
> <ButtonControl Name="ThemeChange"> <!-- to windowshade mode -->
> <Position Rect="150, 7, 158, 15">
> <ControlBitmap Rect="0, 0, 32, 8" Name="Buttons"/>
> <ChangeTheme Window="WindowShade">
> </ButtonControl>
Same effect, different implementation.
--ruaok Freezerburn! All else is only icing. -- Soul Coughing
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