On Wed, 2003-12-31 at 23:08, MenTaLguY wrote:
Okay, I've removed our gtkmm dependency for now.
Too bad, I really liked gtkmm. :) Now that it seems to be much further away (Bryce talking about up to a year), should we work fullspeed ahead on the interface in C instead of waiting for the Gtkmm transition? I'm mainly thinking about dialogs and the secondary toolbar stuff.
I did preserve Spark's close confirmation dialog, although I reworked it a little bit to conform to standard Gtk practice.
Ok... The problem is, while it it's more in line with general Gtk practice at the moment, it's not in line with the HIG, which explicitly suggests to use larger spacing, no separator and no title. :/ But I understand that it's probably more reasonable to wait for Gtk (or the HIG) to be fixed instead of doing such a custom hack as I did. I'd suggest though to at least change the title just to "Warning", because with the current verbose title, the user practically has to read three sentences. That looks a bit too busy IMO. This is also the standard Gtk practice (in fact, I think it's the standard title if no string is provided).
Daniel