В 14:45 +0100 на 09.01.2010 (сб), Thorsten Wilms написа:
> Well, even if you really have to do that, there would still be an
> advantage to having fixed names and an SVG template. It just wouldn't be
> the source of _all_ final images, then.
Porbably possible :)
>
> Either the border values have to specified separately (a GUI tool could
> help), or perhaps you could have a layer with rectangles in the SVG and
> have a script that queries for their dimensions.
>
> Aren't there elements where stretch is pretty much a must? Or do you
> have an example of an element that would have to be stretched in one of
> them, but not another?
Example:
image {
function = SLIDER
recolorable = TRUE
state = PRELIGHT
file = "Images/Range/null.png"
border = { 0, 0, 0, 0 }
stretch = TRUE
overlay_file= "Images/Range/slider-vert-prelight.png"
overlay_stretch = FALSE
orientation = VERTICAL
}
where the thermer may want to stretch the overlay or
image
{
function = BOX
state = NORMAL
detail = "spinbutton_up"
recolorable = TRUE
file = "Images/Spin/spin-up-bg.png"
border = { 2, 2, 2, 2}
stretch = TRUE
overlay_file = "Images/Spin/arrow-up.png"
overlay_stretch = FALSE
}
where you might want to stretch the arrow somehow and use some specific
image for bg. Still it is very uncommon to do so :) If the creator want
he can open the file and edit this manually.
As you say a GUI that creates a template folder with template svgs
(probably with example content in them) would be perfect along with that
rect that the designer specifies to be a border.
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