On Wed, 9 Jul 2008 08:43:24 +0800 Toma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> babbled:

> Hey all,
> Ive been toying with the idea of a 'LSD' colour changing border and
> theme for sometime now, and could never quite get it right. I finally
> cracked it by setting the images to a color_class and then having some
> embryo take care of the randf colours thrown at the color_class.
> 
> So I got thinking, If a theme had all white or gray components, then
> set all the images to use maybe 3 or 4 colour classes. The user can
> control theme themes colours with 'enlightenment_remote
> -color-class-color-list' and -set. The cleaner method would be to make
> a 'Theme designated Colors' tab in the Colors settings in the config
> panel.

damn! you hit on my secret plan! you bastard! :) .... yes! that is the point of
colorclasses.. to be able to do just this! why do u think i'm doing a
petty-much black and white theme? other than the nice minimalism of black and
white... it allows for... colorclasses to really work well! :)

> This technique could be applied to just about anything using edje. So
> maybe the color-class stuff in enlightenment_remote could be split-out
> into an edje_control sort of app?
> This is all just some food for thought.
> Toma
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