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No, perhaps you misunderstand: it is not necessary to copy/paste anything
from gtk.
What we'd have to do would be something like this: (note
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Attached file fltk-commits-2012-12-16.png...
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Yes, I know that I could have posted the new image directly on the
site, but I was under the impression that Mike was looking for a new
host for
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Okay, I will look into doing some patch. I have one question though. How do
GTK apps recognize default file browser? It must be stored in some
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Well we can also try luck with looking into GTK source code and trying to
copy-paste file chooser source, as adding gtk dependencies won't be
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But probably this won't be easy and ending up with including half of gtk
into source isn't what we want. Ill do some research.
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I think I have found something! It says it is stored in
~/.local/share/applications/defaults.list , but there are also other files
mentioned. I
I tried it with OS X's built-in pinyin and zhuyin IMEs for Chinese, it
seemed to work. My only comment is that the candidate characters show
up with a dark blue background, which makes it hard to see the black
text. Other OS X programs underline the candidates.
And thanks very much for adding
