view console/libgnt/gntcolors.h @ 15681:14d85ee22d78

Added a new GaimEventLoopUiOps item, input_get_error(). This function allows the UI to return the current error status on a socket/input. If the UI does not implement it (as Pidgin and gntgaim do not, since glib's handling of sockets is sane), it is just a wrapper around getsockopt(). Implemented or not, its return values should match those of getsockopt() with a level of SOL_SOCKET and an option of SO_ERROR. For curious souls, Adium will be using this to provide a working version of getsockopt(); the CoreFoundation CFSocket class which is used for socket read/write calls getsockopt() with SO_ERROR itself, thereby clearing the error flag [as documented in getsockopt()'s behavior], so depending upon it for determining if an error occurred leads to significant misbehavior.

#ifndef GNT_COLORS_H
#define GNT_COLORS_H

#include <glib.h>

typedef enum
{
	GNT_COLOR_NORMAL = 1,
	GNT_COLOR_HIGHLIGHT,		/* eg. when a button is selected */
	GNT_COLOR_DISABLED,		/* eg. when a button is disabled */
	GNT_COLOR_HIGHLIGHT_D,	/* eg. when a button is selected, but some other window is in focus */
	GNT_COLOR_TEXT_NORMAL,
	GNT_COLOR_TEXT_INACTIVE,	/* when the entry is out of focus */
	GNT_COLOR_MNEMONIC,
	GNT_COLOR_MNEMONIC_D,
	GNT_COLOR_SHADOW,
	GNT_COLOR_TITLE,
	GNT_COLOR_TITLE_D,
	GNT_COLOR_URGENT,       /* this is for the 'urgent' windows */
	GNT_COLORS
} GntColorType;

enum
{
	GNT_COLOR_BLACK = 0,
	GNT_COLOR_RED,
	GNT_COLOR_GREEN,
	GNT_COLOR_BLUE,
	GNT_COLOR_WHITE,
	GNT_COLOR_GRAY,
	GNT_COLOR_DARK_GRAY,
	GNT_TOTAL_COLORS
};

/* populate some default colors */
void gnt_init_colors();

void gnt_uninit_colors();

#if GLIB_CHECK_VERSION(2,6,0)
void gnt_colors_parse(GKeyFile *kfile);

void gnt_color_pairs_parse(GKeyFile *kfile);
#endif

#endif