El dom, 01-11-2009 a las 17:29 +0100, Fred Kiefer escribió: > Germán Arias schrieb: > > Hi Fred, If you are agree I will add the variables > > GSUseWindowFrameColorToMenu and GSMenuItemsBordered to GUI, but I don't > > know in what file are seated the defaults values of the variables. > > > > And I don't know if you are agree to add GSTaskBar (or whatever you want > > call it). To do this I need add some changes on NSApplication and > > NSWindow, and add another variable for use this, maybe GSUseGSTaskBar. > > Of course this need a tool that I call "gstb". Greetings. > > Hi German, > > as for the changes to the menu drawing I would prefer to see the whole > drawing here moved over into GSTheme and then it would be very simple to > implement everything you want to do by a new specialised theme that just > draws the menu differently. There isn't much point in inventing a > special mechanism to handle one specific drawing aspect when there > already is a perfect concept to deal with the whole thing.
To me this is good, the reason because I use a variable is because was the more easy way (At this moment I don't understand exactly how GSTheme work). > > Specifically for the menu item colour I am thinking about making the > system extension colour list, that is already used in GSToolbarView an > official GNUstep mechanism, move the code over to NSColor and to add all > the other colour definitions we have scattered in GNUstep gui (I think > NSTableView uses some, hints to other places are welcome). That way a > theme would just need to override one extra colour list. > > Is this a feasible approach for you? Or do you see a reason to do things > differently? in fact, that was my first intention on this. But when I saw that there wasn't a color for this, then I changed this on NSTitleView. But of course, a new color on this list is better. > > As for GSTaskBar I already replied on the discussion list. What I would > like to know about the implementation is what change will be required in > NSApplication and NSWindow. We should try to come up with a generic way > to handle application icons here, so that we don't need to change our > gui code the next time somebody comes up with an idea for a task bar tool. > > Fred _______________________________________________ Gnustep-dev mailing list Gnustep-dev@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnustep-dev
