Sorry this was my mistake not yours I was tired. I didn't realize
that the testing profile I was using didn't have any display pictures
set for it, it only had the cache.. Sorry my fault!! I can't find any
other issues (apart from the default dps are missing, but you know
about this one :-)
I can't properly understand your issue.
>From your message appears that you have to select your user in the lower
pane to access your display pictures; but your display pictures should
appear in the upper pane, as the lower one is for the cached display
pictures of the other contacts.
Maybe you hav
Heya :)
I've been testing your patch and I've only got one issue with it.
Even with the second patch when I choose the "Change Display
picture..." option from the chatwindow, it doesn't default to my
pictures.. I can choose my user without problem it would just be
better to default to my p
I'm very sorry... but, as according with Murphy's Law, the last bug is
found always *after* the release...
Here's a new patch including a little fix for a case I forgot.
Cristofaro Del Prete ha scritto:
> Hi,
> I've just finished implementing custom display pictures, and I thought
> that, as is a
Cristofaro Del Prete wrote:
>> Hi,
>> I've just finished implementing custom display pictures, and I
>> thought
>> that, as is a new feature, it was better to post it here.
>>
>> This implementation of custom DP relies on the dpbrowser snit object,
>> that was almost complete (I just addded some
Hi,
I've just finished implementing custom display pictures, and I thought
that, as is a new feature, it was better to post it here.
This implementation of custom DP relies on the dpbrowser snit object,
that was almost complete (I just addded some bits here and there) and
that was already used in
I don't remember If i wrote something in the WIki... I don't think so.
The idea was to make a generic preferences window, with a selector or
list at the left (a simple text list for now, we could add nice icons
later).
Then, you had PreferenceSection and PreferenceOption. Preference
sections are c
I think you can start it with the command "::Preferences::Show" but it's
incomplete work, so maybe just look at
it to understand how it works and see what it lacks. you can also create an
empty prefs window with
"Preferenceswindow .prefs ; .prefs show .prefs"..
anyways, just look at it, you'll
Philippe Valembois - Phil wrote:
> Hi,
> The thing you describe here is a little implemented somewhere in the
> file preferences.tcl : it's a job that Alvaro began before his
> idleness :p
> I you want to contribute you can look at that ;)
uh. well, maybe, once I'm done with my exams (or when I do
Hi,
The thing you describe here is a little implemented somewhere in the file
preferences.tcl : it's a job that Alvaro began before his idleness :p
I you want to contribute you can look at that ;)
Phil
Le Thursday 04 January 2007 10:03, NoWhereMan a écrit :
> - Original Message -
> From:
- Original Message -
From: Joshua Henderson
To: Mailing list for developers and everyone helping AMSN
Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2007 9:48 AM
Subject: Re: [Amsn-devel] preferences windows
> I like the idea of something like the old Firefox preferences dialog (with
> controls on the si
I like the idea of something like the old Firefox preferences dialog (with
controls on the side).
Another thing on user interface, is I sometimes find it hard to find what I
am looking for with the menus. I don't know of a way that could improve it,
but I would like to see the Preferences moved u
NoWhereMan wrote:
> tabs coul be mapped to the categories and frames (fieldsets) could be
> mapped to subsections; frame and tab procs might be rewritten (and
> with rewritten I mean doing a tk rename) in this sense, handling the
> transition transparently. I don't know if such a widget exist in t
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