today.
First: All decoration pixmaps are now regenerated when the palette color scheme
changes. There is no longer any need to apply color schemes *before* switching
styles or reload the plugin. The schemes can change any time and be handled
correctly by styles that generate their pixmaps based on the color scheme.
Second: The color scheme has been extended to allow separate entries for
different visual styles. For example there are now entries for both titlebar
rectangle fills like those used in the standard KDE style and KStep vs.
titlebar grooves like those used in System. The same thing applies to
foreground colors for buttons that follow the button background settings like
KStep and System vs. those that don't like the standard style.
Right now none of the color schemes have the new entries so defaults are
calculated, usually by judging the intensity of what the decoration is
drawn on and contrasted with that. To check things out look at the standard,
KStep, and System styles under color schemes like default, CDE, and Digital
CDE.
The Be style is not updated because I have a cooler one on my HD ;-)
I hope this makes David happier <grin> :)
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top and bottom automatically gradient bevels according to the color scheme.
Very cool looking, and no configuration required. If you want to see a pic
look at http://www.mosfet.org/system-gr.gif.
To try it out update, set the system color scheme, and the switch to the System
style via the right mouse menu on the kwin titlebar.
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compatible style. This isn't done but currently reads most of the entries. It
requires you use kwinrc and kdeglobals so kthememgr will need to be updated if
you don't want to apply things manually ;-) I also have to add custom cursor
positioning and some other small things. Also, KWM used a bitmap to set the
mask and I do for now as well. This needs to change into regions as it is
*really* inefficent with KWin. For now installing the .desktop for the plugin
is disabled. I will provide some screenshots for the curious when I launch
mosfet.org ;-)
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and it kept segfaulting because I wasn't releasing windows, and b) The plugins
didn't want to resolve anything in the kwin executable, only to the other
libs. I finally solved this by using -rdynamic in kwin's LDFLAGS, which I hope
is okay ;-)
svn path=/trunk/kdebase/kwin/; revision=37234
Strickly and wanted to implement
focus configurability. Here is the (for now) "politically correct" version.
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before... doesn't it make sense that [menu] would work for the
MENUBARS? Yeesh... I'm not sure what I was drinking that day.
Anyway, I think I got it now. Toolbars use [tools] (how about that!) :-)
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Krash since they are compiled in, but after comparing memory usage it's not
worth it. The styles are tiny ;-)
Also, Matthias - If you are reading this I am having a problem implementing
plugins. I get segfaults whenever I delete the old client and don't know why...
it looks okay. Specifically I need to iterate through all the clients, delete
them, then reallocate.
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button. Didn't know they were there until I was making screenshots, tried the
standard client, and saw the question mark ;-)
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"Mouse emulation" (defaults to F12 currently) provides mouse emulation with
[Ctrl|Alt]-ArrowKeys. Unfortunatly, dragging isn't (technically) possible with
X, but at least normal clicks work with Space or Return.
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