Re: [gtk-list] GtkToolbar variant: GtkMyToolbar

[Roland Bock <rbock eudoxos de>]

Looks cool.
Does it still work with only one pixmap?

Greetings
Roland Bock

Kemal 'Disq' Hadimli wrote:
> 
> Today while waiting CVS-Gtk+'s compilation, I modified gtktoolbar.c, to
> put two different pixmaps for the two seperate (focused and unfocused)
> states of a button in a toolbar.
> 
> (Summary: MyToolbar is like Netscape's toolbar, two different pixmaps)
> 
> I changed all the GtkToolbar words to GtkMyToolbar, not to mess with Gtk's
> default GtkToolbar.
> 
> I am attaching the code and a sample program with this message, please
> take a look and send me suggestions. When I complete fixing up my dirty
> code with your suggestions, I will simply rename all MyToolbars to
> Toolbar, and send this as a patch for Gtk+.
> 
> Or maybe this thing should stay as a seperate widget, but in that case we
> have to create it from GtkToolbar, like GtkCTree is created from GtkCList.
> (I don't know how to do this, so I'll need help with this)
> 
> THINGS TO FIX
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> In gtk_real_mytoolbar_style_changed, we need to check if the child has the
> focus and we should show/hide the proper icons. Currently it assumes
> that any child does _NOT_ have the focus, so the 'unfocused' icons are
> made visible when the style changes. (hope you understood what i'm trying
> to say ;) )
> 
> bye,
>  disqk
> 
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