hoi :) On Mon, Jun 04, 2007 at 04:21:56AM -0400, Shawn O. Pearce wrote: > I think so, but its ugly. The viewer is actually 4 text widgets > crammed next to each other. I can set the background color of a > line by giving it a tag, so to do a gradient I have to assign a > different background color to each line by giving each line its > own tag (ick). Worse, in a 3 line chunk I can only do 3 colors. > That fails your "smooth" concept. ;-) yeah, if each line has a solid background that does not work :-( > > Perhaps a simple small line between hunks is enough, too? > > That would be messy. I can certainly cause a few pixels of spacing > to show up between chunks, but I'm reading the data "live" from the > blame engine and putting it on screen. Adding space betwen chunks > as I get it will cause the data to "reflow" while you are trying to > read it. I can probably account for it with the scrollbar and adjust > it accordingly, but at some point you will wind up seeing the text > in the viewer pane moving around and expanding as the padding gets > tossed in. Well, it would work if you could just draw a one-pixel line (in some subtle gray) inbetween lines, without changing the layout. > BTW, I just got the jump-to-original line and restore-view-on-back > features that Matthijs was asking about working properly. Apparently > a call to Tk's "update" (basically just let Tk pump its event loop) > is needed after I've finished reading the file content, but before I > adjust the view. Its in my pu branch now (gitgui-0.7.2-58-gf9e96fd). nice :-) -- Martin Waitz
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