question: colors, visuals, please help to understand
- From: Olexiy Avramchenko <ath beast stu cn ua>
- To: gtk-list gnome org
- Subject: question: colors, visuals, please help to understand
- Date: Tue, 20 Aug 2002 13:37:25 +0300
Hello,
I need to allocate colors in PseudoColor and change their values
in runtime (gtk+-2.0). GDK allows me to allocate a writeable colors
in colormap via gdk_colormap_alloc_colors. But the problem is all
functions I've found are deprecated: gdk_colors_store,
gdk_color_change, gdk_colormap_change.
This (as I think) means that there will be no support for writeable
colors in future. It's not important for the True/DirectColor but in
the PseudoColor one of the most important features (ability to change
entire screen/window look after colormap change only) will be missing.
Q: if I'm wrong, please tell me, is there another way (with
non-deprecated
function) to change the writeable color value ?
Q: if I'm right (and there is no another way and this is a bug) should
I report to bugzilla ?
Q: if I'm right (and there is no another way and this is a feature)
is gtk
really going to the TrueColor-only world?
I'm a deeply sorry if this a stupid or silly question, but I've made two
posts and
got no answer.
Olexiy
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