On 09.09.2012 17:39, Gero wrote:
...
I sugested to leave the buttons and change their positions only, where as your
patch changes all but the positions. I think, your way is the hard one, but
the result for the user would be the same.
Ah, now I see what you mean. Something along the lines of
int h = yb15 - yb14;
int lutX[] = { xb02, xb06, xb10, xb14 };
int lutW[] = { xb03 - xb02, xb07 - xb06, xb11 - xb10, xb15 - xb14 };
osd->DrawText(lutX[Setup.ColorKey0], yb14, Red,
Theme.Color(clrButtonRedFg), Theme.Color(clrButtonRedBg), font,
lutW[Setup.ColorKey0], h, taLeft | taBorder);
osd->DrawText(lutX[Setup.ColorKey1], yb14, Green,
Theme.Color(clrButtonGreenFg), Theme.Color(clrButtonGreenBg), font,
lutW[Setup.ColorKey1], h, taLeft | taBorder);
osd->DrawText(lutX[Setup.ColorKey2], yb14, Yellow,
Theme.Color(clrButtonYellowFg), Theme.Color(clrButtonYellowBg), font,
lutW[Setup.ColorKey2], h, taLeft | taBorder);
osd->DrawText(lutX[Setup.ColorKey3], yb14, Blue,
Theme.Color(clrButtonBlueFg), Theme.Color(clrButtonBlueBg), font,
lutW[Setup.ColorKey3], h, taLeft | taBorder);
Well, either way is OK.
Additionally I don't think, the button order is prominent enuf to rise them to
osd setup menu. Edit /etc/defaults (or similar files) would be fine for that
(like remote.conf)
Strange. First the button order is so important and then it's not important
enough to justify a setup menu option ;-)
But since the code is already there...
Klaus
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