Re: GtkFontSelection v0.6
- From: Owen Taylor <otaylor gtk org>
- To: "Damon Chaplin" <DAChaplin email msn com>
- Cc: "GTK List" <gtk-list redhat com>
- Subject: Re: GtkFontSelection v0.6
- Date: 14 Jun 1998 17:31:38 -0400
"Damon Chaplin" <DAChaplin@email.msn.com> writes:
> I've put GtkFontSelection v0.6 at:
>
> http://www.comp.lancs.ac.uk/~damon/fontsel/index.html
>
> I've split it into two widgets - GtkFontSelection & GtkFontSelectionDialog,
> since the Gnome folks want to create their own dialog box conforming
> to their style guidelines.
Further comments:
- The registry and encoding filters should be combined. Logically,
one doesn't think of iso8859 and 1, one thinks of iso8859-1.
(And there is very little use in just viewing fonts in a paricular
registry, and none in just viewing the fonts in encoding '1')
- I'd still like to have some way of indicating whether there
is a non-empty filter in effect from the main page. My original
idea, to have a "clear filter" button (disabled when no filter)
in the left hand corner of the dialog, is made a bit difficult
by the division into two widgets, but perhaps something like
that could be implemented.
(Anther possibility, change the color or font of Filter tab label
when a filter is in effect)
Otherwsise, it is real nice.
> I've also added a tiny program 'gfontsel' which is a self-contained
> font-selector program, rather like xfontsel.
Quite an advance over xfontsel. It would be nice if one didn't
have to go to the font-information page to select the font.
> I think it's practically finished now. Shall I upload it to ftp.gtk.org?
> (Will it go in GTK 1.0.x or does it have to wait til 1.1?)
Only bug fixes are going in 1.0. I think GFontSel in its current
state should go into the 1.1 tree now.
> PS. There is a warning when compiling:
>
> gtkfontsel.c:1706: warning: implicit declaration of function
> `gtk_entry_adjust_scroll'
>
> I had to use gtk_entry_adjust_scroll() since sometimes the text in the
> preview disappeared. Maybe it should be declared in gtkentry.h
I have no idea why this function is public. It shouldn't be.
If you can reproduce how you got the text to disappear, I'll fix it
in gtkentry.c.
Regards,
Owen
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