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of intelligent design. This could stand to be reviewed
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this is a lot of effort for a feature that probably shouldn't
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be implemented in the first place. (Tile widgets provide
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a more flexible way to specify state-dependent images.)
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Tk classic look and feel; 1990s-era Motif.
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Future directions: Notebook tabs aren't right; there's
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Future directions: I was going to get rid of this entirely,
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Future directions: Lots of stuff still isn't right here.
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instead of the newer segmented control (from OSX "Ocelot").
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Native scrollbars aren't implemented at all (tough to solve).
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Only supports one style of window background (nested groupboxes,
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"brushed metal" style, etc., aren't supported). Very tough
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winTheme.c --
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Platform-specific theme for Windows (pre-XP).
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Future directions: Spacing parameters might need a bit
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of tweaking, other than that it seems to be in good shape.
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Platform-specific theme for Windows (post-XP).
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Future directions: Same as above; spacing might be a little off,
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other than that it looks OK.
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stepTheme.c --
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Modelled after the GNUStep/NextStep look and feel;
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also an experimental playground for trying out new stuff.
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Future directions: Unless anybody is using this in production,
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it will probably be shuffled off into the "demos" directory
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as an example of a dynamically-loadable theme.
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ttkDecls.h
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ttkStubInit.c
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ttkStubLib.c --
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The stub library; can be used to implement loadable themes
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written in C.
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* * * IMPORTANT NOTICE * * *
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The tile stub table is generated with a modified version
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of genstubs.tcl. There are a number of small but important
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differences in the way the Ttk stubs table works, that
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are intended to make future evolution easier.
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compat.h --
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A ghastly autogenerated mess of C preprocessor macros
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used to implement the Tk 8.4 compatibility options.
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This is so people could say "namespace import -force tile::*"
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in existing applications without immediately breaking
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everything. (Note: if anyone is still doing that, STOP!)
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Future directions: Going away. May be gone by the time you
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read this.
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gunk.h --
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Miscellaneous portability gunk that I had to add to get
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stuff to compile on various platforms and against different
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Tcl/Tk distributions.
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Future directions: Needs to be killed.
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win/monitor.c --
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WIN32 voodoo. Used to detect when the user has switched
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desktop themes or color schemes.
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win/nmakehlp.c --
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To be honest, I don't know what this is for :-)
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Has something to do with the MSVC-based build system.
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