From: <tim...@en...> - 2006-06-03 00:35:05
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Dear all, I have several questions regarding the use of cursors and icons in the wxWidgets terminal : 1) Petr Mikulik reported that the cross cursor was not working properly for him. This is the default cursor when the mouse is on the graph. It is supposed to be a black cross surrounded by a white border so that it is visible on a dark background, with a transparent "hole" in the center. On Petr's machine, the cross is all white. Have the other people that have tried the wxWidgets terminal seen this ? (by the way, how many of you actually tried it or use it ?) 2) Lars Hecking reported that 'make check' before 'make install' will complain (just a warning) because it doesn't find the PNG icons used in the toolbar. Indeed they have to be installed in PREFIX/share/gnuplot/4.1/png before they can be used. I proposed to replace the PNG icons by XPM icons included at compile time. Then the problem of finding the icons vanishes, but the executable's size grows. As I said to Lars : "A 16x16 PNG file is ~700 Bytes. A 16x16 XPM file is ~2.5 kBytes, plus a second XPM file for the alpha channel (so that the icons look good), ~700 Bytes. There are 9 icons in the terminal's toolbar, so using XPM icons would include ~30 kBytes into the source files. I don't really know if these 30 kBytes are somewhat compressed into the final binary, but at worst we add 30 kBytes." What do you think about this ? Timoth=E9e |