Hi,
"Uwe Koloska" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have found a very annoying problem with gimps gtk+ colorselector. Since
> I don't use it normally, it came into my eye after installing digipencil.
>
> Because the testprogramm that come with gtk+ shows the right behaviour, it
> maybe there is a problem with the gimp inheritance of this widget.
>
> The problem:
> I click on the foreground color (black) and choose the gtk+ selector. Close
> the color selector.
> Then click on the background (white) and the two labels under the
> colorcircle are filled with black and white (from the left)
Very well noticed.
> My first problem was that I was unable to change the foreground color. But
> this was a problem with the value. The circle shows a color but this color
> has no value, so it was always black ...
The circle alone is not sufficient to choose a color. There has to be a
way to change the colors value. But I guess you found that out pretty soon.
> And the behaviour I described above seems to be related to this. The gtk+
> colorselector seems to display the color that was chosen the last time.
> This is probably due to the fact, that the color selector isn't destroyed
> after choosing a color. If you leave the selector open and doubleclick on
> the other color (back- or foreground) you can see this clearly.
The GTK+ colorselector does indeed remember the color last choosen so you
are able to see the contrast between the new color and the one you started
with.
Now to the point: Where's the problem??
Salut, Sven
