Re: [fltk.general] Changing an Fl_Menu_Bar item colors

2013-02-10 Thread Sanel Zukan
True; this would be quite challenging to achieve as Fl_Menu_Item
provides only plain draw().

For the similar reason (to add icons support inside menu items) I had
to literally 'fork' the whole menu hierarchy :S

Sanel

On Thu, Jan 31, 2013 at 05:50:21AM -0800, MacArthur, Ian (Selex ES, UK) wrote:
 
  Thanks for the reply. This code works well for changing the text
  foreground color.
  
  However I also need to change the background color (the gray box behind
  the text).
  
  Any ideas how to change the background color in an Fl_Menu_Bar item?
 
 I don't think there is an easy fix for this (though hopefully others will 
 know better!) but you might be able to make it so...
 
 The method that actually draws the menu items, Fl_Menu_Item::draw(...), is 
 defined in Fl_Menu.cxx, so I guess it might be possible to derive your own 
 Fl_Menu class (and maybe also Fl_Menu_Bar class and Fl_Menu_Item struct...) 
 and then add in the ability to set the menu item background...
 
 Note that Fl_Menu_Item::draw(...) actually can cope with drawing different 
 boxtypes and colours and so forth, but there's no way to ask for those 
 features for regular menu items, it is meant for menu buttons and so forth... 
 Though maybe you can do something with selection_color(); I wonder if that 
 would work...? Um, probably not...
 
 
 Anyway; best bet is probably to hope that Sanel or someone knows a workaround 
 for this!
 
 Cheers,
 -- 
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Re: [fltk.general] Changing an Fl_Menu_Bar item colors

2013-02-01 Thread MacArthur, Ian (Selex ES, UK)
Here's a test - is this any better?

 If you send a message that uses characters from certain character sets
 in the message body. Messages that use character sets from the
 following code pages are encoded as Base64 messages when they are sent
 from an Exchange 2000 computer:
 
 Shift-JIS
 EUC-KR
 ISO-2202-JP
 BIG5
 ISO-2202-KR
 GB18030
 GB2312


Yup - though I don't use any CJK language normally, so I don't think that can 
be it.

I do wonder if it is struggling with something else that is getting encoded as 
UTF-8 in my posts though? That might do it I guess, if it is 7-bit cleanness 
that is the issue here?



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Re: [fltk.general] Changing an Fl_Menu_Bar item colors

2013-01-31 Thread MacArthur, Ian (Selex ES, UK)

 Thanks for the reply. This code works well for changing the text
 foreground color.
 
 However I also need to change the background color (the gray box behind
 the text).
 
 Any ideas how to change the background color in an Fl_Menu_Bar item?

I don't think there is an easy fix for this (though hopefully others will know 
better!) but you might be able to make it so...

The method that actually draws the menu items, Fl_Menu_Item::draw(...), is 
defined in Fl_Menu.cxx, so I guess it might be possible to derive your own 
Fl_Menu class (and maybe also Fl_Menu_Bar class and Fl_Menu_Item struct...) and 
then add in the ability to set the menu item background...

Note that Fl_Menu_Item::draw(...) actually can cope with drawing different 
boxtypes and colours and so forth, but there's no way to ask for those 
features for regular menu items, it is meant for menu buttons and so forth... 
Though maybe you can do something with selection_color(); I wonder if that 
would work...? Um, probably not...


Anyway; best bet is probably to hope that Sanel or someone knows a workaround 
for this!

Cheers,
-- 
Ian






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Re: [fltk.general] Changing an Fl_Menu_Bar item colors

2013-01-31 Thread David Allen
Posts from Ian come up as a big block of letters in my browser. Is this some 
kind of compressed file or is there a problem somewhere? I use Opera on Ubuntu.
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Re: [fltk.general] Changing an Fl_Menu_Bar item colors

2013-01-31 Thread Ian MacArthur

On 31 Jan 2013, at 19:40, David Allen wrote:

 Posts from Ian come up as a big block of letters in my browser. Is this some 
 kind of compressed file or is there a problem somewhere? I use Opera on 
 Ubuntu.

Urgh! I had not seen that, they get delivered here OK...

But looking on the forum view, I see them as big blocks of what looks like 
Base64 or some such thing... Has this been happening for long?
Did not used to happen...

I'm posting those from Outlook at work and I have had some sensible looking 
replies, so I guess that at least some folk must be seeing them intact...

Weird: I'll check tomorrow, see if my Outlook settings have been changed or 
something...



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Re: [fltk.general] Changing an Fl_Menu_Bar item colors

2013-01-31 Thread Ian MacArthur

 On 31 Jan 2013, at 19:40, David Allen wrote:

  Posts from Ian come up as a big block of letters in my browser. Is =
 this some kind of compressed file or is there a problem somewhere? I use =
 Opera on Ubuntu.

 Urgh! I had not seen that, they get delivered here OK...

 But looking on the forum view, I see them as big blocks of what looks =
 like Base64 or some such thing... Has this been happening for long?
 Did not used to happen...

 I'm posting those from Outlook at work and I have had some sensible =
 looking replies, so I guess that at least some folk must be seeing them =
 intact...

 Weird: I'll check tomorrow, see if my Outlook settings have been changed =
 or something...

For what it is worth... I just fired a few of my trashed messages through a 
hack decoder I knocked up; and it is Base64 encoding as I suspected.

Don't know why though.
Looking back through the forum, it looks like my posts were OK in December, but 
since I went back to work in January, all my posts look to be b64 and not 
readily readable.

So... I have to assume some setting has been improved by the clowns that run 
our IT services at work...
I'll need to see if I can revert this - though there may be some noise whilst I 
test - apologies in advance!




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Re: [fltk.general] Changing an Fl_Menu_Bar item colors

2013-01-31 Thread mickey

For what it is worth... I just fired a few of my trashed messages through a 
hack decoder I knocked up; and it is Base64 encoding as I suspected.

In the days of 7 bit ASCII base64 was a necessity today it is rank
stupidity.

So... I have to assume some setting has been improved by the clowns that run 
our IT services at work...
I'll need to see if I can revert this - though there may be some noise whilst 
I test - apologies in advance!

from http://support.microsoft.com/kb/323489

Base64 encoding in Exchange Server
Base64 encoding is used in the following situations:

If you send a message that contains characters that are outside
the 7bit US-ASCII range. Exchange Server is a 7-bit Simple Mail
Transfer Protocol (SMTP) transport. To send an 8-bit message, the
message must be encoded in Base64, and then sent by using SMTP.

[snip]


May be your outlook (M$ outhouse) is sending in one of these char
sets.

If you send a message that uses characters from certain character sets
in the message body. Messages that use character sets from the
following code pages are encoded as Base64 messages when they are sent
from an Exchange 2000 computer:

Shift-JIS
EUC-KR
ISO-2202-JP
BIG5
ISO-2202-KR
GB18030
GB2312
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Re: [fltk.general] Changing an Fl_Menu_Bar item colors

2013-01-30 Thread Howard Rubin
Thanks for the reply. This code works well for changing the text 
foreground color.

However I also need to change the background color (the gray box behind 
the text).

Any ideas how to change the background color in an Fl_Menu_Bar item?

Thanks,
Howard Rubin

On 28 Jan 2013 05:37:11 -0800, Sanel Zukan wrote:

  First you need to assign callback to desired Fl_Menu_Item, whose colors
  you are going to change. From callback you can access Fl_Menu_Bar and by
  using mvalue() member, you can access to selected item; from there you
  can change label color, background and etc.
 
  Here is example:
 
  static void color_cb(Fl_Widget *w, void*) {
Fl_Menu_Bar *bar = (Fl_Menu_Bar*)w;
if(!bar-mvalue()) return;
 
Fl_Menu_Item *self = (Fl_Menu_Item*)bar-mvalue();
self-labelcolor(FL_RED);
  }
 
  // your Fl_Menu_Item table:
 
  static Fl_Menu_Item table[] = {
{File, 0,0,0,FL_SUBMENU},
{To red, 0, color_cb},
{0}
  };
 
  Sanel
 
  On 01/23/2013 12:09 AM, Howard Rubin wrote:
   I have an Fl_Menu_Bar with a few added items that have the
   FL_MENU_TOGGLE property. This adds checkboxes to the menu.
  
   I need to change the visual indication that each menu item has been
   clicked from the checkbox to toggling menu item foreground (text) and
   background colors.
  
   Obviously I could eliminate the FL_MENU_TOGGLE property if that'd help.
  

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Re: [fltk.general] Changing an Fl_Menu_Bar item colors

2013-01-29 Thread Sanel Zukan
Hi,

I had a similar requirement some time ago, so workaround like this
helped me. There are hidden gems here and there... :)

Sanel

On 01/28/2013 03:10 PM, MacArthur, Ian (Selex ES, UK) wrote:
 Hi Sanel,
 
 That's neat - I didn’t know that worked!
 
 
 First you need to assign callback to desired Fl_Menu_Item, whose colors
 you are going to change. From callback you can access Fl_Menu_Bar and
 by
 using mvalue() member, you can access to selected item; from there you
 can change label color, background and etc.

 Here is example:

 static void color_cb(Fl_Widget *w, void*) {
   Fl_Menu_Bar *bar = (Fl_Menu_Bar*)w;
   if(!bar-mvalue()) return;

   Fl_Menu_Item *self = (Fl_Menu_Item*)bar-mvalue();
   self-labelcolor(FL_RED);
 }

 // your Fl_Menu_Item table:

 static Fl_Menu_Item table[] = {
   {File, 0,0,0,FL_SUBMENU},
   {To red, 0, color_cb},
   {0}
 };
 
 
 
 
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Re: [fltk.general] Changing an Fl_Menu_Bar item colors

2013-01-28 Thread MacArthur, Ian (Selex ES, UK)
Hi Sanel,

That's neat - I didn’t know that worked!


 First you need to assign callback to desired Fl_Menu_Item, whose colors
 you are going to change. From callback you can access Fl_Menu_Bar and
 by
 using mvalue() member, you can access to selected item; from there you
 can change label color, background and etc.
 
 Here is example:
 
 static void color_cb(Fl_Widget *w, void*) {
   Fl_Menu_Bar *bar = (Fl_Menu_Bar*)w;
   if(!bar-mvalue()) return;
 
   Fl_Menu_Item *self = (Fl_Menu_Item*)bar-mvalue();
   self-labelcolor(FL_RED);
 }
 
 // your Fl_Menu_Item table:
 
 static Fl_Menu_Item table[] = {
   {File, 0,0,0,FL_SUBMENU},
   {To red, 0, color_cb},
   {0}
 };




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Re: [fltk.general] Changing an Fl_Menu_Bar item colors

2013-01-24 Thread MacArthur, Ian (Selex ES, UK)

 I have an Fl_Menu_Bar with a few added items that have the
 FL_MENU_TOGGLE property. This adds checkboxes to the menu.
 
 I need to change the visual indication that each menu item has been
 clicked from the checkbox to toggling menu item foreground (text) and
 background colors.
 
 Obviously I could eliminate the FL_MENU_TOGGLE property if that'd help.

I don't know... for historical reasons, the menu entries in the fltk-1.x menus 
aren't proper widgets in the usual fltk sense, so changing their behaviour 
and appearance is a pain.

Though I think it can be - but I don't have any example code here; perhaps 
others have something?

(I think fltk3, and indeed fltk2, are attempting to address that menu 
discrepancy and make menu items more normal so this problem might go away. 
Eventually...)




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[fltk.general] Changing an Fl_Menu_Bar item colors

2013-01-22 Thread Howard Rubin
I have an Fl_Menu_Bar with a few added items that have the 
FL_MENU_TOGGLE property. This adds checkboxes to the menu.

I need to change the visual indication that each menu item has been 
clicked from the checkbox to toggling menu item foreground (text) and 
background colors.

Obviously I could eliminate the FL_MENU_TOGGLE property if that'd help.

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