Sugar Learning Environment, Activity Toolkit, GTK 3.
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This adds a property that indicates that a Palette should behave in a locking manner. The behaviour is the same as with the secondary Toolbars: when you hover over the invoking widget the Palette will popdown and react to mouse movements, leaving the invoker area or the Palette itself will popdown the Palette again. When you click the invoking widget the Palette will be locked. You have to unlock it again to pop it down. This patch makes the DescriptionButton and the Colorbutton work. If the DescriptionButton or the Colorbutton are placed in the primary toolbar they will share the locked state with the secondary toolbars. Only one can be locked at a time. When a secondary toolbar is unlocked we do force that the open Palettes are closed. Having a locking Palette in a subtoolbar will also work (Activity Toolbar case or ColorButton case in a few examples). There is no state sharing implemented here at the moment, but so far we do only have cases with one lockable Palette in a subtoolbar. This will also fix the case where we want to use the OSK to edit the description of the activity SL #3887. Signed-off-by: Simon Schampijer <simon@laptop.org> Acked-by: Manuel Quiñones <manuq@laptop.org> |
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Sugar is the core of the OLPC Human Interface. The toolkit provides a set of widgets to build HIG compliant applications and interfaces to interact with system services like presence and the datastore.