>>>>> On Tue, 3 Jun 2008 13:00:04 -0400, Adrian Robert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> Since consistency with cross-platform emacs is viewed as a virtue on
> emacs-dev for merging purposes, I will leave these for later.
I've been really careful about that in the development of Carbon
Emacs.
>>> mac-dialog
>>> mac-dialog-y-or-n-p
>>> mac-hide-menubar
>>> mac-show-menu-bar
>>> mac-toggle-full-frame
>>> mac-toggle-max-window
>>> mac-toggle-input-method
Carbon Emacs doesn't have them, though some distributions based on it
may have them.
>>> mac-handle-font-selection
>>
>> Is there going to be another function that is called after a font
>> has been selected via the panel?
> Not sure what is meant here. Responding to font panel changes is an
> internal matter. If lisp packages want to respond to changes in
> fonts, a "hook" mechanism should be provided in generic emacs to do
> this.
I introduced a Mac-specific function here because the font panel on
Mac is a floating panel unlike modal dialogs in other platforms.
Also, if there were some generic Lisp functions for font dialog
handling, they could be called from the Mac-specific handler in order
to provide a consistent interface, just as in drag-and-drop handling
in the current Carbon Emacs implementation.
>>> mac-font-panel-mode
>>
>> This shows the font panel.
> But it is a "mode"? So when you are in the mode the panel pops up,
> then when you exit the mode it disappears, and also if you close the
> panel manually, the mode is exited? Are there then also "modes" for
> all popup panels, e.g., open and save file, print, etc.?
Again, because the font dialog is not a modal dialog but a floating
panel, it is much similar to speedbar rather than the file dialog etc.
So I followed the convention of speedbar, i.e., providing it as a
global minor mode, for consistent integration.
YAMAMOTO Mitsuharu
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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