On Mon 19 Apr 2004, John Charnas wrote:yes, I found that out on #edevelop or #e recently. Anyways, since I'll only have time to work on themes in a couple weeks (AP exams coming up!) I'm all set for now. But thanks anyways.
hey all,
I'm trying to use Xnest to visualize the results of my theming experiments with Xnest, unfortunately it just shows a standard Xorg empty screen... how do I make that change?
I read the manual for Xnest, and nothing really helpful to that problem there...
thanks
John
If you want to run Xnest, you need to change the X_SERVER define in src/daemon/Entranced.h to /usr/X11R6/bin/Xnest (or whatever the path to your Xnest is). You will also need to use the -display :1 option.
But as far as testing theme work goes, you do not need to use entranced at all. That was the very reason why I added command line options for entrance. See entrance --help for more information. You should be able to test a theme .eet without needing to change your config by using the --theme option, for example.
What may be useful though, is to write a program that will show how the various classes relate to each other in a diagram of some sort, or highlight things in a text editor (I personally use nano or gedit, depending on the mood). It would make it easier for me to understand how things relate to each other, rather than keywords in a table.
But that's just if you have some time to spare.
Nothing urgent, it'll just take me longer to start a theme from scratch...
John
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