In KDE3 the task bar icons stretch from the top of the task bar to the bottom. There is no space above or below the icons. That is, the icons fully fill the task bar from top to bottom.
In TDE the icons do not fully fill the task bar. There is a thin space above and below the task bar icons.
Are the icon heights configurable in TDE?
I'm referring to the task bar only and not the quick launch or system tray icons.
Darrell
In KDE3 the task bar icons stretch from the top of the task bar to the bottom. There is no space above or below the icons. That is, the icons fully fill the task bar from top to bottom.
In TDE the icons do not fully fill the task bar. There is a thin space above and below the task bar icons.
Are the icon heights configurable in TDE?
I'm referring to the task bar only and not the quick launch or system tray icons.
Anybody?
I'm not complaining, just asking. :)
Darrell
In KDE3 the task bar icons stretch from the top of the task bar to the bottom. There is no space above or below the icons. That is, the icons fully fill the task bar from top to bottom.
In TDE the icons do not fully fill the task bar. There is a thin space above and below the task bar icons.
Are the icon heights configurable in TDE?
I'm referring to the task bar only and not the quick launch or system tray icons.
Anybody?
I'm not complaining, just asking. :)
Darrell
Not configurable that I know of. Actually I have never seen the behaviour that you describe ("filling" the task bar), and to be perfectly honest it sounds like that behaviour would either waste horizontal taskbar space or stretch the icon images vertically.
Tim
Not configurable that I know of. Actually I have never seen the behaviour that you describe ("filling" the task bar), and to be perfectly honest it sounds like that behaviour would either waste horizontal taskbar space or stretch the icon images vertically.
Hmm. If you never recall seeing the task icons filling the task bar fully, and since TDE started with Debian modified KDE sources rather than the original upstream virgin KDE sources, which Slackware always used....
Yeah, modified sources. If that is the case then makes sense neither of us has seen the behavior of the other's desktop.
Where in the TDE sources would the rendering of taskbar task icons be? I'll investigate if I know where to go. :)
Darrell
Hmm. If you never recall seeing the task icons filling the task bar fully, and since TDE started with Debian modified KDE sources rather than the original upstream virgin KDE sources, which Slackware always used....
Yeah, modified sources. If that is the case then makes sense neither of us has seen the behavior of the other's desktop.
Where in the TDE sources would the rendering of taskbar task icons be? I'll investigate if I know where to go. :)
Looks like this might be the difference (kdebase/kicker/taskbar/taskcontainer.cpp):
// draw button background if (drawButton) { if (KickerSettings::showDeepButtons()) { tqstyle().tqdrawPrimitive(TQStyle::PE_ButtonBevel, p, TQRect(1, 1, width()-3, height()-2), colors, sunken ? TQStyle::Style_On : TQStyle::Style_Raised); } else { tqstyle().tqdrawPrimitive(TQStyle::PE_ButtonTool, p, TQRect(1, 1, width()-2, height()-2), colors, sunken ? TQStyle::Style_Down : TQStyle::Style_Raised);
The two pixels being subtracted, one top and bottom is the difference I see. Now that I see this, I also realize there is space between the taskbar icons (buttons).
BTW, what are deep buttons? I see no difference when enabled or disabled.
Darrell
Le 10/12/2011 00:25, Darrell Anderson a écrit :
Hmm. If you never recall seeing the task icons filling the task bar fully, and since TDE started with Debian modified KDE sources rather than the original upstream virgin KDE sources, which Slackware always used....
Yeah, modified sources. If that is the case then makes sense neither of us has seen the behavior of the other's desktop.
Where in the TDE sources would the rendering of taskbar task icons be? I'll investigate if I know where to go. :)
Looks like this might be the difference (kdebase/kicker/taskbar/taskcontainer.cpp):
// draw button background if (drawButton) { if (KickerSettings::showDeepButtons()) { tqstyle().tqdrawPrimitive(TQStyle::PE_ButtonBevel, p, TQRect(1, 1, width()-3, height()-2), colors, sunken ? TQStyle::Style_On : TQStyle::Style_Raised); } else { tqstyle().tqdrawPrimitive(TQStyle::PE_ButtonTool, p, TQRect(1, 1, width()-2, height()-2), colors, sunken ? TQStyle::Style_Down : TQStyle::Style_Raised);The two pixels being subtracted, one top and bottom is the difference I see. Now that I see this, I also realize there is space between the taskbar icons (buttons).
BTW, what are deep buttons? I see no difference when enabled or disabled.
Darrell
Hello
It looks like this commit added the 2 pixels : http://websvn.kde.org/branches/trinity/3.5.13_frozen/kdebase/kicker/taskbar/...
I guess it's something related to the QT4 port of TQT. You can try to revert all the "-2" in the code and recompile to see if it fixes your issue.
Francois Andriot
It looks like this commit added the 2 pixels : http://websvn.kde.org/branches/trinity/3.5.13_frozen/kdebase/kicker/taskbar/...
I guess it's something related to the QT4 port of TQT. You can try to revert all the "-2" in the code and recompile to see if it fixes your issue.
Now, how did you find that?!
Sure, I'll see what happens.
Darrell
Le 10/12/2011 01:00, Darrell Anderson a écrit :
It looks like this commit added the 2 pixels : http://websvn.kde.org/branches/trinity/3.5.13_frozen/kdebase/kicker/taskbar/...
I guess it's something related to the QT4 port of TQT. You can try to revert all the "-2" in the code and recompile to see if it fixes your issue.
Now, how did you find that?!
Sure, I'll see what happens.
Darrel
Hello, you just gave the name of the file where the "-2" was located. To see where it has appeared, just browse the SVN tree of TDE and find which files at which date was modified.
Darrell Anderson wrote:
In KDE3 the task bar icons stretch from the top of the task bar to the bottom. There is no space above or below the icons. That is, the icons fully fill the task bar from top to bottom.
In TDE the icons do not fully fill the task bar. There is a thin space above and below the task bar icons.
Could you post a screenshot showing the difference? I never saw this myself and I guess maybe other also are not sure what you mean.
Julius
In KDE3 the task bar icons stretch from the top of the
task bar to the bottom. There is no space above or below the icons. That is, the icons fully fill the task bar from top to bottom.
In TDE the icons do not fully fill the task bar. There
is a thin space above and below the task bar icons.
Could you post a screenshot showing the difference? I never saw this myself and I guess maybe other also are not sure what you mean.
3.5.10: http://humanreadable.nfshost.com/trinity/3.5.10-taskbar-icons.png
3.5.13: http://humanreadable.nfshost.com/trinity/3.5.13-taskbar-icons.png
Darrell
On Fri, 9 Dec 2011 12:23:20 -0800 (PST) Darrell Anderson humanreadable@yahoo.com wrote:
In KDE3 the task bar icons stretch from the top of the
task bar to the bottom. There is no space above or below the icons. That is, the icons fully fill the task bar from top to bottom.
In TDE the icons do not fully fill the task bar. There
is a thin space above and below the task bar icons.
Could you post a screenshot showing the difference? I never saw this myself and I guess maybe other also are not sure what you mean.
3.5.10: http://humanreadable.nfshost.com/trinity/3.5.10-taskbar-icons.png
3.5.13: http://humanreadable.nfshost.com/trinity/3.5.13-taskbar-icons.png
The only difference is the background of your buttons (Configure panel -> Appearance -> Button backgrounds).
Darrell
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3.5.10: http://humanreadable.nfshost.com/trinity/3.5.10-taskbar-icons.png
3.5.13: http://humanreadable.nfshost.com/trinity/3.5.13-taskbar-icons.png
The only difference is the background of your buttons (Configure panel -> Appearance -> Button backgrounds).
Darrell
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Okay, fixed that minor distraction. :) Look again, and notice in 3.5.13 the two taskbar task icons are bordered with spacing at top and bottom, whereas in 3.5.10 that is not the case. In 3.5.10 the two task icons are drawn fully to the top and bottom edge of the taskbar.
Darrell
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