2009/4/10 Aaron J. Seigo :
> On Friday 10 April 2009, Benoit Jacob wrote:
>> I allowed myself to remove the horiz spacer to the right of the
>> KComboBox, letting it be horizontally expanded.
>> Indeed (also to answer Andrew's question) my motivation was that the
>> last items in this combo box cou
On Friday 10 April 2009, Benoit Jacob wrote:
> I allowed myself to remove the horiz spacer to the right of the
> KComboBox, letting it be horizontally expanded.
> Indeed (also to answer Andrew's question) my motivation was that the
> last items in this combo box could fail to fit in the given space
2009/4/10 Aaron J. Seigo :
> it's because you didn't put a layout in the widget itself. to do so in
> designer:
>
> * click on the background
> * select a layout from the toolbar
>
> this is equivalent to:
>
> QWidget *topLevelWidget = new QWidget(this);
> QGridLayout *layout = new QGridLayout(top
2009/4/10 Benoit Jacob :
> One question -- you made the ColorButtons be both horizontally and
> vertically expandable, is that wanted? looking at other wallpapers,
> this isn't how they do (though i have packages from a few days ago).
Nevermind -- that was the behavior in Designer, but in the app
On Thursday 09 April 2009, Benoit Jacob wrote:
> Hi,
>
> one more GUI question please!
>
> When I resize the Desktop Settings dialog horizontally, I'd expect the
> Mandelbrot controls to resize automatically to use the extra space.
> That's what happens with the Pattern wallpaper's controls. But I
On Thursday 09 April 2009 13:30:33 Benoit Jacob wrote:
> Hi,
>
> one more GUI question please!
>
> When I resize the Desktop Settings dialog horizontally, I'd expect the
> Mandelbrot controls to resize automatically to use the extra space.
> That's what happens with the Pattern wallpaper's controls
Hi,
one more GUI question please!
When I resize the Desktop Settings dialog horizontally, I'd expect the
Mandelbrot controls to resize automatically to use the extra space.
That's what happens with the Pattern wallpaper's controls. But I can't
seem to obtain this behavior. I tried to mimic Patter
On Tuesday 07 April 2009, Benoit Jacob wrote:
> 2009/4/8 Andrew Stromme :
> > It would be nice to have more descriptive names than "Color 1", "Color 2"
> > etc.. for the color selection. Maybe something like "Inside Color",
> > "Outline Color", "Fringe Color" or "Main Color", "Secondary Color",
> >
On Tuesday 07 April 2009 21:47:02 Benoit Jacob wrote:
> 2009/4/8 Andrew Stromme :
> > It would be nice to have more descriptive names than "Color 1", "Color 2"
> > etc.. for the color selection. Maybe something like "Inside Color",
> > "Outline Color", "Fringe Color" or "Main Color", "Secondary Col
2009/4/8 Andrew Stromme :
> It would be nice to have more descriptive names than "Color 1", "Color 2"
> etc.. for the color selection. Maybe something like "Inside Color", "Outline
> Color", "Fringe Color" or "Main Color", "Secondary Color", etc... would be
> more self-explanatory?
Good idea. I ha
I've played with your wallpaper plugin for a little more, and I have a couple
of suggestions for the configuration.
It would be nice to have more descriptive names than "Color 1", "Color 2"
etc.. for the color selection. Maybe something like "Inside Color", "Outline
Color", "Fringe Color" or "
Thanks! I'll submit it for kdereview in a few days.
2009/4/7 Andrew Stromme
> No problem. I played around with the background some and I'm impressed. The
> tiled loading is great, and the visual quality is excellent =). I'm excited to
> see this in mainstream kde.
>
> Andrew
>
>> 2009/4/7 Andrew S
On Monday 06 April 2009 22:55:04 Benoit Jacob wrote:
> Ahhh wonderful, it works!
>
> Thanks!
> Benoit
No problem. I played around with the background some and I'm impressed. The
tiled loading is great, and the visual quality is excellent =). I'm excited to
see this in mainstream kde.
Andrew
>
Ahhh wonderful, it works!
Thanks!
Benoit
2009/4/7 Andrew Stromme :
> It looks like you just need a form layout. I clicked on the widget background,
> then clicked "form layout" up on the layout bar, then compiled and installed.
> The 3 color dialogs show up in my plasma desktop config then. (svn
It looks like you just need a form layout. I clicked on the widget background,
then clicked "form layout" up on the layout bar, then compiled and installed.
The 3 color dialogs show up in my plasma desktop config then. (svn up to grab
it, revno 950400)
Hope this helps,
Andrew Stromme
On Monda
Hi,
The mandelbrot wallpaper plugin is almost ready (in
playground/base/plasma/wallpapers/mandelbrot).
However I am a complete GUI n00b and I need some very basic help so I
hope that someone here can help me.
Initially, the configuration GUI had only one KColorButton. Now I want
3 KColorButtons.
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