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Re: [bug-gtypist] GTypist for Beginners
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Felix Natter |
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Re: [bug-gtypist] GTypist for Beginners |
Date: |
Sun, 15 Jan 2012 14:08:53 +0100 |
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Gnus/5.13 (Gnus v5.13) Emacs/23.3 (gnu/linux) |
Tim Marston <address@hidden> writes:
> Hi,
hello Tim,
> Sorry for the slow response. I was away last weekend and I've been busy
> with work. I'm back again though now. :o)
Me too, I was completing the OCPJP
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun_Certified_Professional).
> On 23/12/11 20:35, Felix Natter wrote:
>>> Does ncurses offer anything like a "checkbox" widget? If it does,
>>> perhaps you could use one of them to say "don't show me this again".
>>
>> Plain ncurses does not have any widgets. But there is libform/panel/menu
>> [...]
>> => so I suggest to write this from scratch.
>
> That sounds good. Personally, I'd be happy with the previous suggestion
> (SPACE/ENTER to continue, ESCAPE to never see again). I just wondered if
> ncurses provided any widgets we could use, that's all.
OK.
> Just a thought: If you do decide to implement some TAB-navigable "widgets",
> you should try to keep all ncurses-specific code separate from the general
> code. I'm thinking about the time when we add a switchable front-end (so
> you can choose between ncurses and, say, GTK). It would be really nice if
> we could offer options for configure to build with/without ncurses or
> GTK. So at some point we'll probably need to pull out all the
> ncurses-specific code in to its own file.
>
>>> Hmm, I don't know about adding more colours (I'm worried it would start
>>> looking garish!),
>>
>> I think we should do this optionally (turned off by default, if you
>> want).
>
> Ok. That sounds fine. When I've got a config file working, we can add
> configuration options to it to control the interface colours.
OK.
>> I wish you (and all other subscribers) a merry christmas.
>
> And happy new year from me! :o)
Thanks,
--
Felix Natter