2009/10/1 Bean <bean12...@gmail.com>:
> On Thu, Oct 1, 2009 at 7:21 AM, Michal Suchanek <hramr...@centrum.cz> wrote:
>> It is not. A label can have focus (the whole icon+text widget) but panel
>> cannot.
>>
>> It will be impossible to make both focused at once without special trickery.
>
> Hi,
>
> It's possible to make both focused, actually my next demo would be to
> illustrate the menu interaction. The basic unit is panel, we can add
> "input" or "select" property to panel so that it can have input focus
> or can be selected, something like this:
>
> panel {
> direction = vertical
> space = 10/1
> input = 1
>
> panel {
> direction = horizontal
> space = 10/1
> command = ""
>
> image {
> image = "/menu/ubuntu.png"
> }
>
> text {
> text = "Ubuntu"
> color = "yellow:light-green"
> }
> }
>
> panel {
> direction = horizontal
> space = 10/1
> command = ""
>
> image {
> image = "/menu/debian.png"
> }
>
> text {
> text = "Debian"
> color = "yellow:light-green"
> }
> }
>
> panel {
> direction = horizontal
> space = 10/1
> command = ""
>
> image {
> image = "/menu/gentoo.png"
> }
>
> text {
> text = "Gentoo"
> color = "yellow:light-green"
> }
> }
> }
>
This sounds good. It gives more flexibility in designing the active items.
> There are two level interaction, "input" is used to indicate "window",
Cannot this be inferred automatically?
That is any panel that contains command items is a window.
> we use tab key to switch between different window. "command" is used
> to indicate "item", each window can have multiple items, we use up or
> down key to navigate between items. The command property also contains
> the command to execute when the item is clicked.
Thanks
Michal
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