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Aren't you confusing things here? There's a colour list for already defined colours. You can easily add a new colour by clicking the "New" button. Whether it would be useful to integrate the colour wheel with the colour dialogs (new and edit) remains a subject for discussion. See also 6107. |
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and what about an option: "show used colors" ... i mostly work with the provided list of colors, but i only need the full list at the beginning of the work and when i want to choose a new color. (so "remove unused" is not an option... but hide unused is one :-) a button "show/hide unused" under the "remove unused" one in the color dialog could do it for me. i fear i could also try to implement it, if the devs agree that this is an interesting feature... |
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ale it's your's now :-) |
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as anounced on the list i'd like to put a checkbox in the colormanagement dialog (colorm.cpp) to switch the status of "show/hide unused colors". (a screenshot is attached) now, i've noticed that that the ColorManager doesn't acces the prefsManager. here the variables which are passed to the ColorManager: ColorManager* dia = new ColorManager(this, edc, doc, prefsManager->colorSetName(), prefsManager->appPrefs.CustomColorSets); so i could use the reference i get with "this" (this->prefsManager). but: should i? |
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scribus_colorm_checkbox.png (11,190 bytes) |
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This issue relates to 0000612 and the discussion there is to be kept in mind imo. |
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thanks louis for the relation! now, i don't really understand which of the features discussed there should be implemented and how. i'm trying to put my ideas on the "development" wiki page at http://wiki.scribus.net/index.php/Colour_Manager i will try to summarize there what i think is to save from 0000612 and i will be happy to read some comments from you or other users/devs. i will then put an abstract of the work here and/or in 0000612 ... and i will go on in first implementing a way to hide the unused colors. ciao a.l.e |
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What about also adding HLS as many other graphics and DTP apps do? And what about the choice of RGB, CMYK, etc. sliders OR a colour wheel OR the colour rectangle? |
- Anonymous
