Re: Integrating Lua to the core of Litestep.
Darrin C Roenfanz <[email protected]>
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Indeed. I always envisioned it in a format more like:
jdesk = { workarea = 0, 0, 0, -24 }
command = {
x = 0
y = 0
width = 100
height = 20
}
taskbar = {
x = 0
y = -24
event = function("OnEnter") DoesThisCoolThing end
}
.... but thats just me ^^
Jochen Ritzel wrote:
> Meh, you'd have to rethink your idea in real lua, this looks like
> crappy C code. We dont need tons of set/get methods, callbacks and
> stuff like that in Lua. If you really want to do it, then do it
> properly. If you don't mind rewriting half the core, every theme and
> module ever released, please go ahead. I always liked the idea.
> But then, maybe it's too much work for textfile cosmetics.
>
> If you just want it pretty or less typing, you can just write
> preprocess parser that generates .rc files from any syntax you like.
> I've been writing my themes in some css like language, its actually
> pretty neat.
>
>
> On Wed, 08 Aug 2007 20:59:20 +0200, Tomas
> <osten.einarsson-cgr7CL/[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> So this is another push to make Litestep more dynamic by integrate
>> the scripting language Lua to the core. I've read the thread "rant:
>> Scripting in Litestep" so I know this have been suggested before and
>> there are a lot of skepticism against making Litestep themes harder
>> to make by demanding programming skills from the themers. But I cant
>> really understand why something like this example with XtaskBar could
>> be any harder even for non-programmers, it just depends on the
>> documentation. In my opinion its look cleaner and its makes it easier
>> to understand for newcomers and you don't really need any experience
>> in programing just because there are some more symbols in every line
>> (":", "()" and "=" ).
>>
>> taskbar = xTaskbar()
>> taskbar:SetX(5)
>>
>> than the current .rc syntax
>>
>> *xTaskbar taskbar
>> taskbarX 5
>>
>> I would like to hear your opinions and suggestions to this.
>>
>> For example a theme config could look like this (based on the default
>> theme in LOSI):
>>
>>
>> -- Theme.lua
>> ThemeName = "InstDef"
>> ThemeAuthor = "Tobbe"
>> ColorDark = "a58f65"
>> ColorLight = "d5cab5"
>> ColorBorder = "3d3423"
>> ColorText = "262116"
>>
>> function Init()
>> -- Jdesk
>> jDesk = JDesk()
>> jDesk:SetWorkArea(0, 0, 0, -44)
>> -- Popup
>> popup:SetHotListName(ThemeName)
>> popup = Popup()
>> popup:SetAutoSeperator(true)
>> popup:SetTitleBgColor(ColorDark)
>> popup:SetGradientSelEntry(ColorDark)
>> popup:SetEntryColor(ColorText)
>> popup:SetEntryBgColor(ColorLight)
>> popup:SetSelEntryBgColor(ColorDark)
>> -- LsxCommand
>> command = LsxCommand()
>> command:SetX(0)
>> command:SetY(-40)
>> command:SetWidth(GetScreenWidth() - 199)
>> command:SetHeight(21)
>> command:SetBorderSize(1)
>> command:SetBackgroundColor(ColorLight)
>> command:SetBorderColor(ColorBorder)
>> command:SetTextColor(ColorText)
>> -- XTaskbar
>> taskbar = XTaskbar()
>> taskbar:SetX(0)
>> taskbar:SetY(-21)
>> taskbar:SetWidth(GetScreenWidth())
>> taskbar:SetHeight(21)
>> taskbar:SetUseSolidColors(true)
>> taskbar:SetSolidBevelSize(1)
>> taskbar:SetFontColor(ColorText)
>> taskbar:SetMaxButtonWidth(200)
>> taskbar:SetNormalFontLeftBorder(17)
>> -- VTray
>> tray = VTray()
>> tray:SetX(-200)
>> tray:SetY(-40)
>> tray:SetWidth(200)
>> tray:SetHeight(21)
>> tray:SetAlwaysOnTop(true)
>> tray:SetBackgroundColor(ColorLight)
>> tray:SetBorderColor(ColorBorder)
>> tray:SetBorderSize(1)
>>
>>
>> end
>>
>> ls.Connect("Init", Init)
>>
>> -- End theme.lua
>>
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