Hi [EMAIL PROTECTED],
On Wed, 04 Jun 2008 15:11:43 -0500 you wrote:
> I compiled and ran your code. It was not exactly what I needed, but it gave
> me the bits and
> pieces to do what I wanted. I wanted a LED type panel light above my button.
> Based on
> your code, I put an event box into an unlabeled frame and sized the event
> box. It is just what
> I wanted.
Probably not relevant, but when I needed something like this I took a copy of
the GTK Button source, renamed it as GTK Lamp, and removed all the user
interaction. I then control it by calling gtk_widget_set_state:
gtk_widget_set_state ( Lamps[cc], GTK_STATE_ACTIVE );
gtk_widget_set_state ( Lamps[cc], GTK_STATE_NORMAL );
This only gives me direct control of the usual states, but since all I really
wanted was an on/off indication that's fine. I can define the colours in an RC
file, for example:
style "LampStyle"
{
bg[NORMAL] = "#401020"
fg[NORMAL] = "#505050"
bg[ACTIVE] = "#FF2038"
fg[ACTIVE] = "#001020"
font_name = "Sans Bold"
}
class "GtkLamp" style "LampStyle"
widget "*.GtkLamp.*" style "LampStyle"
If a third colour was needed then I could use the PRELIGHT state.
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