I would point out a couple of issues that still exist with GnuTux's
modification in hopes of improving it further.
Firstly, Windows users have reported that the dialog created is obscured
by the taskbar when that taskbar 1) runs along the bottom of the screen
and 2) is not auto-hiding. If
While GnuTux was working on his patch, I was investigating the possibility of a
tabbed approached. Here are some of my thoughts on the matter.
A tabbed approach could either be implemented automatically or specified within
the script. The first problem posed by an automatic approach is how the
Hi,
today a contributor addressed the problem of the
missing possibility for scrollbars in Script-Fu
dialogs, see [bug 725432].
He (or she) thankfully offers a patch.
From my point of view the problem lies deeper:
if a dialog needs such a scrollbar it is very
probably overloaded and not
On Sat, 2014-03-01 at 15:16 +0100, scl wrote:
Hi,
today a contributor addressed the problem of the
missing possibility for scrollbars in Script-Fu
dialogs, see [bug 725432].
He (or she) thankfully offers a patch.
From my point of view the problem lies deeper:
if a dialog needs such a
On Sat, 2014-03-01 at 15:46 +0100, peter sikking wrote:
well, as I understand it the big picture is that the
script writer puts together the dialog, i.e. is a
third party developer.
The problem is that the developer only specifies abstract
parameters with no GUI whatsoever, it's a flat list
On Sat, 2014-03-01 at 10:03 -0500, g...@gimpchat.com wrote:
[...]
. There are times
when I can't get rid of any input fields and still provide the
functionality and flexibility needed to create a great script.
Sometimes a secondary dialogue box is used, and sometimes an expandable
area
