Simon,
Hope to see you on IRC, these discussions are a bit easier on there
sometimes. I think this patch would be a good idea and it will likely
be committed by the end of the day.
With the FILL fill policy on the label, you can actually have the
label animate on mouse in, it's just limited to in
Simon Poole wrote:
Attached is a patch against this morning's CVS to implement the
ewl_widget_part_text_set stuff.
Eek! posted the wrong patch! Here's the one *without* the bugs...
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Thanks guys, it never ceases to amaze me how responsive you lot are!
I've been following the CVS changes and I like the solution.
Attached is a patch against this morning's CVS to implement the
ewl_widget_part_text_set stuff. I've actually renamed the functions to:
ewl_widget_appearance_part_
I've created a simple ewl_label that does whats being talked about here. Shoudl
be fully themeable. The theme only exists for default at the moment, and it
isn't great.
If I missed the mark, let me know. At least the infrastructre is in there
dan
> Yep, text should be more themeable tha
Yep, text should be more themeable than it is, so much to do, so little time.
Ok, a little talking on IRC with dj2 and some thinking on this over
lunch has me leaning towards doing a combination of the things we've
discussed.
I'm thinking we should resurrect ewl_label to use as we discussed with
Nathan Ingersoll wrote:
Well, you are not completely restricted to the global theme entries,
as you can use /button/text/* as the keys to reference a text object
nested inside of a button, but this doesn't allow for dynamic theming.
Yes. It also also doesn't use the Ewl_Button's label text: it u
Well, you are not completely restricted to the global theme entries,
as you can use /button/text/* as the keys to reference a text object
nested inside of a button, but this doesn't allow for dynamic theming.
It's not really an inconsistent case as widgets are creating evas
objects for their displa
As far as I can work out, there isn't currently a way to control the
appearance of a EWL button label (i.e. the Ewl_Button.label_object) from
an edje theme, other than using the global /entry/* data items. I'm
guessing the same applies to all EWL text in general.
The main drawback to this, ot
