Lars said:
+ Tabbed organisation of open diagrams (Like Firefox's pages) and the
toolbox window all being in one consolidated environment. If this is
possible already can you please explain, how can I do this?
That is not currently possible, I'm afraid. I'm loath to try to implement
such a thing myself, so it'll have to be based on what GTK offers. What
I'd like is something like KDE's draggable subwindows, but possibly a
GtkNoteBook and the toolbox together in a window would be an alternative.
I'd like it to be user configurable in some other way than through
preferences, but that may be a little much. Maybe the preferences setting
should be "Gimp-like UI" (menu on right mouse, loose windows) vs.
non-Gimp-like (menubar, one window with tabs).
I was happy to find this. I was thinking of something along these
lines. I just started looking at the code. If someone could suggest
an approach I could start working on this. I was thinking of starting
with a simple glade project and trying to make the Dia pieces loadable
widgets but maybe it makes more sense to create an alternate UI that's
integrated in the project.
It looks like I would start hacking in app_init():
void app_init(int argc, char** argv) {
/* ... */
prefs_init();
if (dia_is_interactive) {
if( dia_gimp_like_ui_interface_selected )
init_gimp_like_ui();
else
init_non_gimp_like_ui();
Of course I don't have a clue about what kind of changes this would entail.
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