On Wed, 27 June 2001, Pascal Bauermeister wrote:
>...
> > I like that last option, storing it as a theme string. Any objections?
>
>
> I like it too. If I remember well, we can have the default theme define the text,
>and, if we omit the text in overriding themes, it will appear as defined in the
>default theme ?
>
>
> Pascal
>
Yes, it would be just like how the "ok" and "cancel" button text works now. Because
multiple themes can be loaded simultaneously, a separate theme could override the text.
(We'll need a neat theme browser for pgl. The theme file format has provisions for
'tags' that can hold extra info about the themes, like the author or a description.
These aren't yet implemented in themec though.)
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