On 16 Dec 2002 18:26:26 +0100, Olivier Chapuis wrote:
> 
> On Mon, Dec 16, 2002 at 09:24:14AM -0600, FVWM CVS wrote:
> > 
> > Log message:
> > * New {Title,Button}Style style StretchedPixmap
> 
> I've added this because I think this useful and because it was a one
> line patch after the MultiPixmap merge. But in fact I think that
> something like "FitStretchedPixmap" is more useful (an other "one
> line patch"): stretch the pixmap only if it is to big for the
> destination.  Does someone has a better name than "FitStretchedPixmap"?

I hope I understand this correctly. I am sure there is a term in the
image processing field for this. If not, maybe:

  SprainedImage

Yes, I want to start to refer to XBM/XPM/PNG files as "Image" in user
configs as more intuitive. If you want I may rename all new names.

Actually I think that the current TitleStyle Pixmap should behave this
way, so no new option is needed. It seems pretty useless currently and
we may just change it to be more useful when sprained.

If you are at it, can you please fix the problem with Pixmap/TiledPixmap
in 2.5.x. An image is drawn at +2+2 if title is raised/sunken. I think
that the correct way is to handle it as in 2.4.x. I.e. it should always
start at +0+0 and the following commands should only add/remove relief
over the static image rather than shifting it.

  TitleStyle Active -- raised
  TitleStyle Active -- flat

> About names. I think that we should have a new Style which rotates
> (always CW) the TitleStyle decorations. What about
> 
>   RotateVerticalTitleDecor / !RotateVerticalTitleDecor

I would like if it is _always_ rotated by -90/+90/+180 depending on the
rotation of the title text. So this +90/0 flag would be redundant for me.
I am pretty convinced we don't need unrotated vertical title decorations.

  LeftTitleRotatedCW   - rotate both text and decorations by +90
  !LeftTitleRotatedCW  - rotate both text and decorations by -90

The button order is not affected by this, only text/image rotation.
We should remove LeftTitleRotatedCCW, since we have !LeftTitleRotatedCW.

More comments later after I actually try the new functionality.

Regards,
Mikhael.
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