[cssed-devel] =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Re:_[Fink-users]_Positive_feedback_on_cssed_pleas?= =?ISO-8859-1?Q?e_=28Modifi=E9_par_Mich=E8le_Garoche=29?=

[<mic...@ea...>]

Le 15 juin 2004, =E0 9:40, Iago Rubio a =E9crit :
> On Mon, 2004-06-14 at 17:03, Mich=E8le Garoche wrote:
>> Le 14 juin 2004, =E0 16:32, Iago Rubio a =E9crit :
>>> Ah! Yes, the file chooser never shows the current font. It's there=20=

>>> just
>>> to choose, that's why the current font is in a label.
>> But, you can inject it, no, as you have it already in the the panel,=20=

>> so
>> just a matter of finding the index in the list, no?
> First convert the document's font to a Pango font - easy as I use only
> Pango fonts in Scintilla - then set the font in the font selector with
> gtk_font_selection_set_current_font()
> JFYI right now in GTK you can use old X font descriptors or Pango=20
> fonts.
They say, some fonts do not work with old X font descriptors, but well=20=

as you use Pango fonts, that's perfect.

>
>> I read something along this line this morning, in gtk2 tutorial, for
>> colors, so I'll suppose this can be mimic for fonts:
>> <http://www.gtk.org/tutorial/sec-colorselection.html>
> The color stuff is a little more difficult as the conversion between
> scintilla color and GdkColor is not so easy.
>>> I know it could be surprising for Mac users :-)
>> That's a mild world to say the truth :-)
> Ok, ok .... you've got it fixed in cvs ;-)
Great :-))))

> The color stuff is not yet but the font stuff.
Super:-)

> But frankly, I never seen it as a bug. Sometimes is somewhat =
surprising
> what end users seen as bugs.
Mac users have bad habits, years of strict principles on UI :-)

> You can tell JP he've got a good reason to upgrade when the next=20
> version
> will be released :-P
Sure, I'll tell him :-)

>
>>> Sure, no chooser reflect the state of the last value used ( but the
>>> file
>>> chooser right now, that saves the value of the last opened/saved
>>> document, don't know if you noticed it yet :)
>> Yes, I noticed :-)
> Advancing usability in cssed ;-)
Yes, it won't be good if an application devoted to advanced=20
accessibility as CSS is, would not have itself advanced accessibility=20
features, would it? :-)

> I'm planning a "last opened docs" list, but with a fixed ammount of
> files to be show - not user configurable yet.
>
> Is the last ten opened docs ok ?? The last five ??? The last fifty ??
> ;-)
5 is good. I don't know. On the Mac, it is configurable. but those=20
applications have it fixed, in this case, it is either 5 or 10, never=20
15. So, say 10, in case you have users who work on a bunch of cssed=20
files at the same time.

> ITOH I need a public TODO list anywhere to avoid forget all those =
small
> things. I'm wondering about to put a Wiki to work in the site.
Would be good.

Mich=E8le
<http://micmacfr.homeunix.org>