Re: [Inkscape-devel] Style dialog
On Thu, Mar 10, 2016 at 7:14 PM, Tavmjong Bah <tavmjong@...8...> wrote:
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* Clicking on '+' at bottom
Opens up text dialog to add new selector. If the selector is a Class
selector, adds the class attribute to the selected objects with the
value of the selector name. If the class attribute already exists,
appends the selector name to the class attribute value (the class
attribute can include more than one class name).
I have been able to implement the former functionality in this case.
Discussing the latter case, i.e. when class attribute already exists
for an object and say, one selector value has been added to object
previously. Now if the user again wishes to add a different selector,
will that be appended? Can an object have more than one selectors?
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This dialog could replace the "Selection Sets" dialog,
using CSS class
attributes to define sets.
Please comment on the dialog here or at:
http://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/index.php/Style_Editor
In the design, selectors have been represented in different ways. I
believe each has its own significance. Some starting with a '#',
others with a '.' and remaining with alphabets. To me, those starting
with a # are object ids and those starting with dots look like a group
of objects have a similar attribute. If something different, please do
mention it.
So does this imply, I will check what type of object is selected, like
if a single object, I can give the selector name == object id? Also
will the style dialog contain all the objects in the drawing
categorised under some selector? For an instance, selectors with
object ids will be added to the style dialog as any object is added to
the drawing.
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