Hi Stefan,
On Sat, 2011-11-26 at 12:10 +0100, Stefan Knorr (Astron) wrote:
here is the promised patch to (again) change the Tango handles
slightly. It also adds a recoloured version of the sprite that fits
better into Galaxy. (Patch again provided under LGPLv3+/MPL.) Sorry
about the delay.
Lovely; I pushed it - there was no need for me to review this stuff :-)
which reminds me - did you send me the bug # of the new account bug you
filed ? [ did you get to that ? ;-].
For 3.5, let's try to make it work really well in the short time
remaining: let's just remove the "large handles" option from the UI
and always use larger handles.
Sounds good to me; should be easy to patch out of the uiconfig/ files -
so it is at least not visible by default in the menus.
Now, about the glue points: my best explanation is that they are drawn
atop each other right now, at least the bug with the yellow background
doesn't go away even when the yellow background is completely removed
from the deselected glue handle (which it is now); is maybe [1]
helpful here? (Btw, two lines above that, the comment says something
to the effect of "size fixed to 7px for now".)
Oh - that is nasty. I cleaned up the code a bit there and adapted it
for 9x9 glue-points, and the centering looks a lot better now :-) good
catch.
The problem is, the second example isn't animated and it's not even
a11y related, so all users get to see this. (See the screenshot
attached.)
Oh - that is bad. How do I reproduce that screenshot ?
Thanks,
Michael.
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