Sebastian Kraft wrote:
Am Dienstag, 10. Oktober 2006 11:12 schrieb Marc Weustink:
Sebastian Kraft wrote:
Thanks... I worked a bit on the DrawSplitter function.
I finally got the style I was looking for. Here's a screenshot:
http://www.hey-you-freaks.de/splitter4.png
If you like this style too, i may try to implement a option in object
inspector that allows to choose one of the styles for TSplitter.
IMO, when a widgetset has a native look for a splitter, use that one.
Choosing the style of splitter doesn't look well cross widgetsets
As far as I understood, TSplitter has no native look under GTK. It seems it is
completely created and drawn by LCL... Correct me if I'm wrong...
And again...IMO the current style of TSplitter looks strange
It does. It isn't drawn the same as the delphi one also.
Looking at Delphi:
Normally a splitter has Beveled = False and is "drawn" flat. Its width
is usually 3 in such cases.
When Beveled = True, it's drawn like (side view) \_/-..-\_/ , given the
widht at least 6px
The bevel drawn in your case is like /-..-\ which is indeed ugly.
I had a quick look at several (windows) apps and there most splitters
are flat whith their neighbouring controls having sometimes a bump.
I had a look at gtk, it does have a splitter like thing. Its part of a
gtkpaned.
So for gtk, a splitter IMO should be drawn as the paned splitter.
(have a look at the gtk_paned_expose implementation in gtkpaned.c)
Marc
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