Hi, Nick Lamb <njl98r@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > On Sun, Feb 04, 2001 at 04:45:58AM +0100, Sven Neumann wrote: > > The colorselector has already undergone a major overhaul in the HEAD tree. > > The color previews as well as all sliders are now global to all color > > selector notebooks so all selectors should behave identically. Have a look > > at http://sven.gimp.org/files/color_selector_1_3.png for a screenshot. > > Yeah, but there's some odd bugs or features with it. Firstly when you're > not using the "Gimp" selector (we should find better names) you can still > see the radio-buttons which control it - they just don't react. Odd. They are set insensitive which should IMHO be feedback enough. If you can think of a better place for the toggle buttons, let us know. > Secondly the "GTK+" tab resizes oddly the first time you look at it, then > it's fine, but too small the next time. If we can't get it working right > we should write our own circle+bar selector instead of fudging it. Yes, indeed. We have hidden almost every widget in the GTK+ colorselector and we had to do it from an idle callback. This broke size allocation. We should kick the GTK+ color selector and write a simple circle+bar as you suggested. > What does the GTK+ selector bring to the party anyway? The reason was that many other places (plug-ins, gradient editor) in The GIMP used to use the plain GTK+ colorselector, so it should also be available in the main color selector. Since we plan to use the new combined selector everywhere, the circle-shaped GTK+ selector is not really necessary anymore. GTK+-2.0 replaces it with a triangle colorselector anyway, so if we want to keep that circle thing, we have to put the code into Gimp. Salut, Sven
