I've noticed something that I hadn't noticed earlier (at first I thought I
had done something wrong...)
The color *behind* buttons is leaking through to the button faces. I first
noticed this in the sizer demo, but I thought it was possibly because there
wasn't a panel attached there. However, the LayoutConstraints demo uses
panels for all the demo stuff, and in all cases the buttons are showing up
as the color behind them. There are a few other places, too, such as the
widget test in wxHtmlWindow.
I don't know if this is a 'new feature' that requires a style flag to
overcome, but if so I'd just like to pitch in my two cents and request that
that flag be turned 'on' by default, please
I've noticed something that I hadn't noticed earlier (at first I thought I
had done something wrong...)
The color *behind* buttons is leaking through to the button faces. I first
noticed this in the sizer demo, but I thought it was possibly because there
wasn't a panel attached there. However, the LayoutConstraints demo uses
panels for all the demo stuff, and in all cases the buttons are showing up
as the color behind them. There are a few other places, too, such as the
widget test in wxHtmlWindow.
I don't know if this is a 'new feature'
Yep. Most controls now inherit their parent's colours.
that requires a style flag to
overcome, but if so I'd just like to pitch in my two cents and request that
that flag be turned 'on' by default, please
I wish. It can't be disabled at all currently.
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Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman http://wxPython.org Java give you jitters? Relax with wxPython!
> The color *behind* buttons is leaking through to the button
faces. I first
> I don't know if this is a 'new feature'
Yep. Most controls now inherit their parent's colours.
Makes a little sense ...
> that requires a style flag to
> overcome, but if so I'd just like to pitch in my two cents and
request that
> that flag be turned 'on' by default, please
I wish. It can't be disabled at all currently.
Ick.
I say "ick" because, while the colors coming through is somewhat acceptable,
the highlight colors are the same as they would be for the default color
buttons -- i.e. darker gray and lighter gray and black. On a red button, or
a blue button, this 3D effects are pretty aweful.
Well, there's another one for the release notes...
Anyway ...
Should I go back through the demos and force the buttons to the system
default color?