Although I agree that fonts and colors can and should be set in .gtkrc, I believe that there still should remain the ability (using Glade, of course), to set properties such as color, font, etc., of widgets to some specific value for an application, overriding the .gtkrc defaults. If a person uses Glade to develop a game, or whatever, there may be specific reasons to want buttons to be of a particular color or font (especially for a game, for example). I personally wrote an app in the last few weeks that uses GtkButtons to display field information - if you want to edit that field, you click on the button (labelled with its value), and a dialog is presented to edit the value. some fields were read-only, and some were read-write, but in each case, i wanted to bring up the dialog if requested. So, I changed the "fly-over" color (not sure what it's really called) of the buttons to Red to denote that these fields cannot be changed. Besides...from what I've seen, this code is already partially in place and only needs to be finished. On 09/08/2000 at 08:58:33 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > - I noticed that property support for properties like font, color, etc., is > partially implemented, and #define'd out. This is obviously something that > could be completed. Font and colors should be set in gtkrc, not hard wired in the application. _______________________________________________ Glade-devel maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.helixcode.com/mailman/listinfo/glade-devel
