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Found out that (at least on FreeBSD 10.2 right now), the xcb_damage_create() routine does absolutely nothing (no damage events ever sent out when the window changes). Switching this back to the Xlib XDamageCreate() routine makes it work perfectly again. Need to ask about this upstream and see if this is a known bug/regression in the XCB libraries.
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adjust the theme files accordingly.
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may be set/loaded for all apps using the theme engine (including the session - which propagates to new non-lumina applications as well)
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cursor theme. This is integrated into lumina-config as well, but still have 2 problems with it:
1) The active re-loading of the new cursors does not work yet (Qt issues I am still working on)
2) The X11 Cursor file to use for the sample image cannot be loaded by Qt (need to write my own format conversion routine)
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after file change before loading the new settings).
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assembling the stylesheet. This fixes fonts that use strange characters such as brackets in the name.
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It is functional at the moment, but still has a few rough edges with regards to the X11 background interface (due to the move from XLib to XCB in Qt5). This reulst in some of the window manager interactions not behaving properly (such as sticky status on panels).
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and adjust the auto-loading of a theme so that it will automatically pick up when the current theme/color file changes (such as when it was manually edited).
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editing those themes in lumina-config. Also tag Lumina version 0.7.0 with this change.
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1) New libLumina classes: LuminaThemes.h
2) Single-line usage to add lumina theme usage to an application (already added to all the Lumina utilities)
3) Include a Lumina-default theme template, as well as a single color scheme (will add more later)
4) Will create a global Qt style for "lumina" so that this theme engine can be automatically applied to all Qt applications at a later date (want to make sure to beat this up and get it working reliably before turning it on for everything).
Major Features:
1) Full Qt theme capabilities through Qt stylesheets (so they can be modified and applied on the fly).
2) Stylesheets are broken into a couple pieces: an "incomplete" stylesheet file (the theme template) with variables in place of colors, font size, and font family. A "color" file which variable->value definitions for the different colors. And a themesettings.cfg files which keeps track of the files/font settings.
3) Along with this, add the ability to specify the icon theme that is used as well, and make that automatically re-loaded as necessary.
4) Add the ability to read/set thes values in lumina-config. The lumina-config usage is still a bit rough: working on cleaning it up right now.
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(for testing). The theme loading/usage appears to be working, now I just need to generalize the theme template so that it applies to all the QAbstract* widgets
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1) Move the global.h file usage into libLumina exclusively
2) Define a new "LuminaOS::LuminaShare()" function for retrieving the install directory for Lumina (based on the PREFIX/global.h)
3) Change all the other lumina sub directories/projects to use the new LuminaShare() function when necessary.
4) This also fixes up the loading of translations in many of the subprojects (found a bug in the path used in a number of them).
Reason:
Previous implementation *only* worked if you built lumina from the base directory, causing problems with rebuilding individual pieces of Lumina. This also cleans up the general lumina projects as they only need the LuminaOS class loaded instead of knowing about this other possible OS implementation.
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build yet).
This class will provide a consistant look for all Lumina utilities, while also allowing the user ways to easily modify the themes/appearance and have it take effect immediately. I also plan on extending this framework to save the completed stylesheet for *all* Qt-based system applications to use (providing an easy way to customize the feel of the system).
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