> I am trying to a "X" as a title bar button to perform the function
> "Delete". So far the only way I can do that is by using vector
> buttons. How are these buttons designed? In the following sample:
>
> ButtonStyle 6 6 20x20_at_1 30x20_at_1 50x40_at_1 70x20_at_1 80x20_at_1 80x30_at_0 60x50_at_0 80x70_at_1 80x80_at_0 70x80_at_0 50x60_at_0 30x80_at_0 20x80_at_0 20x70_at_0 40x50_at_1 20x30_at_0 20x20_at_1
>
> How are the numbers determined/calculated?
For the X effect, I am using this (in 2.2.4):
Mouse 0 8 A Close
# Definition looks a bit goofy, but visual is OK. A sensible definition
# produces bad visual results -- go figure. A pixmap might be better.
ButtonStyle 8 Vector 14 42x42_at_0 72x73_at_0 13x10_at_0 75x70_at_0 70x75_at_0 8x15_at_0 10x10_at_0 42x42_at_0 75x10_at_0 8x75_at_0 13x80_at_0 75x18_at_0 75x14_at_0 10x78_at_0
I got the numbers by trial and error :)
Yes, 2.2.4 is an old version (came with Red Hat 6.2). I'm not the sysadmin
here, and it works well enough that I haven't agitated to upgrade.
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Received on Thu Jun 19 2003 - 20:14:01 BST