On 31.05.06 21:06 Uhr, "Sciss" at <email@hidden> wrote:
> ok, it's probably best to play around a bit with quaqua. at first
> look, it seems very fine. but i instantly have a feature
> request ;-)))))))) all my graphite look is gone, everything is poppy
> blue ;)
I know. :)
Yet, you are only the second person to ever have reported this to me.
Quaqua is open source and wine ware. You can either contribute the graphite
look to this project or you can send me a bottle of good wine.
> i don't think that floating windows is totally odd on windows or
> linux ...
I haven't seen floating palette windows in any major windows application (MS
Office, Macromedia Studio, and the like). At least none, that show/hide when
an application looses/gains focus.
> i think i go for a simple pure java imitation of the
> panther/ tiger bar look at first . like in the attached example. i
> also like to stay java 1.4 compatible, so setAlwaysOnTop has to be
> buried in a block of java.lang.reflect stuff...
No problem. Quaqua currently supports Java 1.3 through 1.5.
> i'm interested in your tracking-focus-of-all-windows class though.
I attached the palette handler to this mail.
Enjoy. :)
> how do you get the frame's closing gadget images in quaqua, directly
> from the macos or as an included image resource file?
These are included image resource files.
AFAIK there is no public API to get Aqua artwork from Mac OS X.
With kind regards,
Werner Randelshofer
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