Posted: 13 Apr 2008 16:19
In the "Customize Toolbar" dialog the "My Computer" icon still has no arrow. It's very unimportant, I just mention it because Don is a perfectionist.admin wrote:Okay, arrows stay.
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In the "Customize Toolbar" dialog the "My Computer" icon still has no arrow. It's very unimportant, I just mention it because Don is a perfectionist.admin wrote:Okay, arrows stay.
Ah! There it surfaces: Under the hood I generate and handle the icon for MyComputer in a totally different way than all the other toolbar icons!bergfex wrote:In the "Customize Toolbar" dialog the "My Computer" icon still has no arrow. It's very unimportant, I just mention it because Don is a perfectionist.admin wrote:Okay, arrows stay.
Damn, so we call then UDB again and not CTB (Custom Toolbar Buttons) !admin wrote:What you are witnessing here are the symptoms of quietly moving towards UDB (user-defined buttons) ...
I never bought CTB, or did I? UDB is better because just as with UDC you create new interface elements.jacky wrote:Damn, so we call then UDB again and not CTB (Custom Toolbar Buttons) !admin wrote:What you are witnessing here are the symptoms of quietly moving towards UDB (user-defined buttons) ...
admin wrote:I never bought CTB, or did I?
Seems that Don did go for and buy into CTB on page 3 of this thread!admin wrote:Yes, I can follow you here. CTB is fine.jacky wrote:When I first thought of this I think I called it Custom TB Buttons, probably because it was linked to Custom KS, since in my mind those new buttons could be made for about any feature in XY (inc. UDC, so scripts as well!), just like with KS.
Since UDB and UDC are close, maybe CTB (Custom Toolbar Buttons) might be better... ? It's somewhat closer to CKS which I feel makes sense, yet not as close as UDB & UDC are (which are two very different things, unlike CKS & CTB would be)
A CTB would have the following user-defined props:
- Name (used as button tooltip, and in the Customize Toolbar dialog)
- Action (a script)
- Icon source (a file that contains an icon; ICO, EXE ...).
Well, as jc quoted I think you did, yesadmin wrote:I never bought CTB, or did I? UDB is better because just as with UDC you create new interface elements.
If there is some kind of voting going on then I vote for CTB too, especially after what jacky just explained.jacky wrote:Well, as jc quoted I think you did, yesadmin wrote:I never bought CTB, or did I? UDB is better because just as with UDC you create new interface elements.
And you see that as "adding new interface elements" but I look at it differently: UDC creates new features/commands, whereas CKS or CTB do not, only new ways to access already existing commands. Which is why you can assign CKS or CTB to UDC !
I admit that I apparently bought it, but I never really bought it!jacky wrote:Well, as jc quoted I think you did, yesadmin wrote:I never bought CTB, or did I? UDB is better because just as with UDC you create new interface elements.
And you see that as "adding new interface elements" but I look at it differently: UDC creates new features/commands, whereas CKS or CTB do not, only new ways to access already existing commands. Which is why you can assign CKS or CTB to UDC !
Well, still the name is misleading then : user-defined buttons, as in only an interface for something, not an actual new command.admin wrote:I still prefer UDB. And who says it does not create new commands; those buttons will handle a script easily... just like the Catalog (multi-line will come...).
No, we didn't win...and you didn't lose...XY itself won!admin wrote:Okay, you won. I quick web research shows that CTB is the more common term for the thing. Hereby I officially buy it.
Very stylish, I really like it!ChangeLog wrote:* Toolbar: New "arrow" graphics for buttons that pop a menu.
Keep a copy of v7.00.0026 and compare...