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![]() 2001-01-09 John Harper <jsh@eazel.com> reviewed by: Pavel Cisler <pavel@eazel.com> Work to make icons in list view draw anti-aliased in respect to the background. Fixes bug 1659 * cut-n-paste-code/widgets/nautilusclist/nautilusclist.h (NautilusCellType): added new type NAUTILUS_CELL_PIXBUF at end of this enum * libnautilus-extensions/nautilus-list.c (NautilusListDetails): added fields for RGB values of all background colors (nautilus_gdk_set_shifted_foreground_gc_color): return the shifted RGB value (nautilus_list_setup_style_colors): save RGB values of all background colors into the details structure (get_cell_style): added another parameter: `bg_rgb', when a non null pointer it gets set to the RGB value of the chosen background color (draw_cell_pixbuf): added another parameter: `bg_rgb'. Composite the pixbuf onto a square of this color (using the full 8-bit alpha), then blit the entire square onto the drawable (draw_cell): added cases to handle NAUTILUS_CELL_PIXBUF type. Also pass the extra arg to draw_cell_pixbuf in NAUTILUS_CELL_PIXBUF_LIST case (nautilus_list_set_cell_contents): handle NAUTILUS_CELL_PIXBUF case (nautilus_list_set_pixbuf_list): broke out contents into the new function set_list_cell, parameterized by the NautilusCellType in addition (nautilus_list_set_pixbuf): new function, calls set_list_cell * src/file-manager/fm-list-view.c (install_row_images): get the file's icon as a pixbuf, not a pixmap/mask pair. Then use nautilus_list_set_pixbuf to install it in the list cell |
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README for nautilus/cut-n-paste-code The code in this directory hierarchy was cut-n-pasted from somewhere else. In the soon to come, Star Trek future, this code will be available as part of standard libraries. For example, the code in widgets/e-paned will be available as part of Gtk+ 1.4. Until that happens, DON'T HACK the code, unless you are updating from the original cut-n-paste source. For example, evolution/widgets/e-paned. Instead of hacking the code in cut-n-paste-code, create subclasses and put them in libnautilus-extensions. If you have any specific questions, comments or complaints about this setup, send mail to the nautilus mailing list at: nautilus-list@lists.eazel.com