Re: [Denemo-devel] Color Schemes

[Richard Shann]

It would be good to do this, but I don't know anthing about it. There
are some traps to avoid: the file gcs.c contains lots of gdk context set
up stuff but these are no longer used for drawing in the score area.
Other stuff like the note-value-toolbar referred to may use these,
though I think they just use the defaults given by gtk, so these are
already themed I presume.

Richard

On Fri, 2010-02-26 at 17:05 +0100, Till Hartmann wrote:
> Hi everybody,
> 
> I'm not quite sure if this has been discussed before:
> I don't think it is good that there are colors hardcoded into denemo.
> If you, for example, were using a dark gtk-theme that uses a light 
> foreground color, denemo would still paint the 
> note-value-toolbar-button-backgrounds grey, but would use the gtk-theme 
> defined foreground color for the note-values which could result in 
> painting with a grey foreground color on a grey background color. 
> (Which, by the way, is quite inconsequent, as the options are: either 
> hardcode both back- and foreground color or use the gtk-theme defined 
> settings for both)
> 
> However, what I'd propose (and I'd gladly like to help here, you would 
> just have to point out to me where or how to start) is that denemo let's 
> the user create/choose color-schemes (where the default scheme, of 
> course, is the color-settings taken from the current gtk-theme).
> 
> Till
> 
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