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bug#43926: 26.3; Face `header-line-highlight': inherit from `mode-line-h
From: |
Drew Adams |
Subject: |
bug#43926: 26.3; Face `header-line-highlight': inherit from `mode-line-highlight', not `highlight' |
Date: |
Sun, 11 Oct 2020 13:11:06 -0700 (PDT) |
> > > You want to have this face display as both raised-button _and_
> > > highlighted in color? Which other applications do something like
> > > that?
> >
> > Dunno. Does it matter which other apps do that?
>
> Yes, because I think what you suggest will look uglier than what we
> have now. It will also be unexpected.
>
> > > Where the 3D face is not available, we do inherit from 'highlight'.
> >
> > The real point of this particular bug is to have
> > header-line inherit from mode-line. Whether they
> > should inherit from `highlight' is another matter
> > (secondary).
>
> I responded only to the "secondary matter".
OK.
None of this is a bug report - there's no bug.
I only provided some suggestions.
I'm using those suggestions myself now (just
started). My impression so far is that it's
helpful to have the effect of face `highlight'
(whatever effect that might be for a given user
or library) included for mode-line construct
mouseovers.
For one thing, it's consistent. (I don't argue
for consistency as a big deal. Just sayin'.)
If I were to now sacrifice one of the parts:
(1) boxing & raising or (2) usual `highlight',
I think I'd sacrifice #1.
IOW, mouseover highlighting that everywhere
shows the same highlighted background makes
sense to me, for me. But that's a personal
opinion.