2009/6/29 Dominik Riebeling <dominik.riebel...@gmail.com> > > On Mon, Jun 29, 2009 at 7:03 PM, Jonathan Gordon<jdgo...@gmail.com> wrote: > > That is exactly my point... there is nothing special about theme .cfg > > files.... Other than them being in the themes directory. They shouldnt be > > treated any differently to regular file browsers. > > We could of course introduce the concept of a "dynamic theme" if the > last theme (read: parts of its settings) loaded was modified. Then add > a "current user settings" entry and select that. > > > - Dominik
I cant see any of this adding anything other than complexity to the code... I really cant see any actual benefit to the user in doing this. And anyway, that solution wont solve the problem... you might load a "full" .cfg and then next time load a cfg with one or two settings which dont change any of those settings.
