Hi Todd,

> I'd create a new file just to preserve the original's attempt (albeit
> amateur - I made it) at another color scheme.
Ok, so at this point I'll put my json colors in a new file, shipped
with my DarkColorsTest, I hope in the 1.3.1 .

Idea: I'll send a mail to pivot users to ask them if they have done
something like this, posting my sample, and see what happen, ok ?


> TerraPushButtonSkin defines the bevel color as as
> TerraTheme.brighten(backgroundColor) and the pressed bevel color as
> TerraTheme.darken(backgroundColor).  So if your background color is, say,
> black, then the darker version of black is still black, so the button will
> look the same when it's pressed.  #0a0a0a is close enough to black that my
> guess is that this is what is happening in your case.
I've taken my point of view, and i agree with this.

> And for this, if i could have in the json file also an optional
>> multiplier (coefficient: 0.0 .. 1.0) for telling how much darken and
>> how much brighten ... wdyt (what do you think) ?
>>
>
> Not a bad idea - can you create a JIRA ticket for it, probably marked
> against 1.4.
Great, I'll add a ticket, maybe for the 1.3.x .

> TreeView uses a darker color for its expand/collapse control.  I agree that
> since the existing color in Rollup was chosen a graphic designer, we should
> leave it.
Ok, i don't like this choice (i thing it has poor contrast /
visibility with default backgrounds), but i can live with it ...


> Again, all these colors were chosen by a graphic designer that designed the
> terra theme - I think we had better not muck with them without the aid of a
> graphic designer.  In general, that'll be part of a larger exercise to
Ok, i don't like this "all these colors were chosen by a graphic
designer" (so we can't think to change/improve it ?), but i can live
with it ...

> design a new theme that replaces terra (see
> http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PIVOT-29).
Ok, but the 2.0 in far ...

But my complaints was to fix some (mistakes ?) in color choosing in
some components, like this:
> the TerraTextInputSkin (used colors 11 and 10 instead of the base color 10 
> and its variant 9) ...
> but in this case re-running my kitchen sink i see no changes (is it
> overridden in some place ? I've not seen where ... can you help me, please).
> AlertSkin uses 9 instead of the base color 10 used in other components for 
> background (or 4).
> Sheet uses background 11 (with custom alpha) instead of 10.
> And probably others ... suggestions ?
In this case, it's not from a graphic point of view (color changes
here are little), but for better consistency with other components.



> Might as well give it a shot.  We'd have to update
> PIVOT-139<https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PIVOT-139>to say
> Groovy 1.7 :)
I'd like to update to the current Groovy version, so we'll have our
1.3 aligned to the best version of related tool. For the 1.7 I'd wait
the final release.


> I disagree - a different theme might not even use a palette, or use a
> palette that's conceived of differently (not indexed for instance).  And it
> might have a set of fonts or a font family... let's not put any artificial
> restrictions on what a theme must have.
Ok, I understand.

Bye

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