=== andreasn_ is now known as andreasn === savvas_ is now known as savvas [13:19] hi thorwil [13:19] hi robsta [13:20] how's things? [13:21] so so [13:21] well, could be worse, then :) [13:23] robsta, for the notebook, will we have just one set of states for all tabs, or could there be 3 sets for first tab, middle tabs, last tab? [13:23] we'll of course go for the real thing [13:26] robsta, i guess for overlap-free slicing, there could also be a need for non-tab top-border images? or can we have variable overlap of tabs and body? [13:26] thorwil: please explain [13:26] i don't get what you mean [13:27] robsta, say you want a dark outline around the notebook. all around, not crossing the tabs [13:27] evil! [13:28] robsta, one could either solve that by drawing the body as one rectangle with outline, to then draw the tabs on top, with a little overlap to hide the body outline there [13:29] oh, you mean theming the notebook border's body? [13:29] robsta, or you would need to have the body with open top, to then close it with tabs and a no-tab image [13:29] yes [13:29] notebook is probably the hardest widget [13:30] the body is drawn as a rectangle wit a gap [13:30] but the gap is only as big as the currently active tab [13:31] i don't know if we can hack the inactive tabs to draw over the notebook's border [13:31] but i can try :) [13:32] robsta, well, ideally it should be possible to create classic tabs or Mac style and whatever one might find between [13:32] what would that look like "classic tabs"? [13:32] robsta, gtk standard [13:33] clearlooks [13:33] oh [13:33] and mac style with centered tabs? [13:34] robsta, centered and without a connection between the buttons and the "page" [13:34] that's impossible currently [13:34] (not a theming problem) [13:34] guessed so [13:34] the theme doesn't determine the position of the tabs [13:36] robsta, the gap for the active tab is just in the outline, where said outline can be a combination, several pixels wide? [13:37] thorwil: http://www.gnome.org/~robsta/gtk-css-engine/screenshots/08-rounded-bg.png [13:38] thorwil: look at the notebooks at the bottom, the body is drawn with "1px solid black" [13:38] "tab1" is active [13:38] i see. so the outline is inside the body rect [13:39] robsta, but you can 2 or even more 1px outlines? [13:39] can have, even [13:39] thorwil: http://www.gnome.org/~robsta/gtk-css-engine/screenshots/09-rounded-bounded.png [13:40] like so? [13:40] if they had different colors [13:40] the tab border and the body border? [13:41] just talking about the body border [13:41] what should have different colors? [13:43] robsta, in other words: can you draw 2 (or even more) outlines for the body? each with separate line fill [13:43] not easily [13:43] impossible is nothing [13:44] you can do it using border-image i guess [13:44] robsta, that would be nice, if we could go with virtually the same approach as on buttons [13:45] thorwil: that should work, just the gap might need some special treatment [13:55] thorwil: best you draw it up, then we look at how to implement it [13:56] robsta, ok [14:04] * thorwil -> coffee [16:41] * thorwil wonders how dozens of mailing list messages made it into the Junk folder [17:13] thorwil: i didnt submit any artwork tho :( shouldnt have gone junk ( [17:13] heh === savvas_ is now known as savvas