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Figured I better set some guidelines now ;-)

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For inclusion in CVS you must:

a) Follow the user color settings. This means no normal pixmaps, which when
used in a dedicated KWin style allow no configuration at all (you can't
override the pixmaps and you can't follow the color scheme). KWM themes
are for that, at least then everything is configurable. It makes no sense to
just make pixmaps then bitblt them, since it is way less functional than KWM
themes.

If you want to draw decorations first you can use kpixmap2bitmap in kdegraphics
to separate the shades and then kColorBitmaps in kdrawutil.h to draw it using
a colorgroup from the options class.

b) You must follow at least the color settings from the user Options class.

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If you are looking to include a C++ KWin style client in CVS make sure you
follow the following requirements:
A) You must follow the current color scheme for all decorations. *No* fixed
pixmaps are allowed for the clients. If you wish to draw your decorations
use as few shades as possible, then use kpixmap2bitmap in kdegraphics
to convert them into individual bitmaps. Once this is done you can
draw the bitmaps using a colorgroup with kColorBitmaps.
If your client is just a set of pixmaps that doesn't follow any of the options
I suggest you make a KWM theme so the user gets the those options to
configure the pixmaps and look. Making a plain pixmapped dedicated style
makes no sense since it is less configurable than KWM themes and cannot follow
client plugin options.
B) You must follow at least the color settings in the Options class.
Daniel M. Duley
mosfet@kde.org