> > Now I want to change the colorset, when i hover the mouse over this
> > location. ActiveColorset works great, but I don't want this on _every_
> > button in my panel.
>
> This feature is not currently implemented.
This feature is now implemented (in CVS version of FVWM).
> It is trivial to add - just need a new flag (IgnoreActiveColorset?)
I choose to add 2 new options for _individual_ buttons:
* PressColorset
* ActiveColorset
These options (when specified for an individual button) take precedence
over any global option setting (of the same name).
To get the effect you describe above, use a Transparent colorset.
ie.
Colorset 21 fg darkorange, bg green
Colorset 22 Transparent
*MyButtonbar: : ActiveColorset 21
...
*MyButtonbar(Title Button1, Action Echo button1)
*MyButtonbar(Title Button2, Action Echo butto21)
*MyButtonbar(Title TestButton, ActiveColorset 22, Action Echo testing)
This feature is flexible enough to allow you to have a different
highlight color (ActiveColorset) for each button. (if you were mad
enough to desire such an effect!)
> only catch is that we have run out of flags!
The 'flags' field was converted from a 32-bit field to a proper C
struct so now we can add as many new flags as we like.
SCoTT. :)
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Received on Sun Feb 27 2005 - 02:02:29 GMT