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Re: [PATCH] left-fringe for speedbar


From: Nick Roberts
Subject: Re: [PATCH] left-fringe for speedbar
Date: Tue, 15 Nov 2005 15:09:57 +1300

 > If this problem is primarily observed with speedbar, the following patch
 > seems to give good results without enabling left fringe in speedbar frame:
 > ...

Yes, that looks good.  I'll install it if the speedbar is to keep its fringe.

> BTW, I still totally dislike the current STOP/GO icons -- they don't
> stop or go, they set or clears a breakpoint.  As such "stop" should
> show a (solid) red circle, and the "go" should be the same circle with
> a big X over it.

1) Like these below?  I'm not sure that red is a good colour for clear but I
guess the X carries the idiom.  

2) I could then use the STOP icon to interrupt the inferior
(comint-inrreupt-subjob).

3) With gdba, I could also use the GO icon for both run and continue.  It
would just test if gdb-active-process is t or not to work out which command
to send.

What do people think of these options.  If they should be changed, now is the
best time to do it.

Nick


/* XPM */
static char * stop_xpm[] = {
"24 24 2 1",
"       c None",
".      c #F8F810104040",
"                        ",
"                        ",
"         ......         ",
"      ............      ",
"     ..............     ",
"    ................    ",
"   ..................   ",
"   ..................   ",
"  ....................  ",
"  ....................  ",
" ...................... ",
" ...................... ",
" ...................... ",
" ...................... ",
"  ....................  ",
"  ....................  ",
"   ..................   ",
"   ..................   ",
"    ................    ",
"     ..............     ",
"      ............      ",
"         ......         ",
"                        ",
"                        "};


/* XPM */
static char * stop_xpm[] = {
"24 24 3 1",
"       c None",
".      c #F8F810104040",
"X      c #F8F8FCFCF8F8",
"                        ",
"                        ",
"         ......         ",
"      ............      ",
"     ..............     ",
"    ................    ",
"   ..XX..........XX..   ",
"   ...XX........XX...   ",
"  .....XX......XX.....  ",
"  ......XX....XX......  ",
" ........XX..XX........ ",
" .........XXXX......... ",
" .........XXXX......... ",
" ........XX..XX........ ",
"  ......XX....XX......  ",
"  .....XX......XX.....  ",
"   ...XX........XX...   ",
"   ..XX..........XX..   ",
"    ................    ",
"     ..............     ",
"      ............      ",
"         ......         ",
"                        ",
"                        "};




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