[Sugar-devel] [PATCH] adding new customize icon used when copying bundle source

[simon at schampijer.de]

Walter Bender <walter.bender at gmail.com> hat am 10. August 2011 um 16:07
geschrieben:

> On Wed, Aug 10, 2011 at 9:52 AM, simon at schampijer.de
> <simon at schampijer.de>wrote:
>
> > Thanks for the icon! Has the design team talked about it already? Attached
> > is a
> > screen shot after duplicating the Memorize activity in the case they
> > haven't. Do
> > you intend to place the icon in the palette option as well where you do the
> > actual cloning as well? About the naming, maybe something like
> > 'activity-customize' or 'activity-duplicate' makes sense, what do you
> > think?
> >
>
> The intention of the icon is to make it clear that the activity is a
> modified version of the original. Manuq is the one who came up with the hand
> overlay concept, which was given an OK by the design team, although Manaq
> had said he may try to fine-tune it somewhat.
>
>
> Regarding the name, I had started off with something along the lines of your
> suggestion, a generic name indicating a clone, but decided instead that
> using the nick as part of the name was a better option: If both of us clone
> memorize and then share our modifications, we won't have a naming conflict:
> I'll get erikos_memorize and you'll get walter_memorize. A generic name
> would result in a conflict.
 
Hmm, maybe we misunderstood here. I just meant how to name the icon in
sugar-artwork. Instead of 'customize.svg' 'activity-customize.svg' might be
better. Hmmm, while writing this, as it is only an overlay, maybe
'customize.svg' is the best name...  
 
> regards.
>
> -walter
>
> PS: regarding the other changes to view source, I have made patches to (1)
> update the title when you switch between the activity source and the
> sugar-toolkit source; and (2) loading activity.py by default into the viewer
> for sugar-toolkit source. However, in regard to #2, I am not sure how to
> tell the TreeView what node is currently selected. Is there some standard
> approach you can point me to: I have the file name, and need to associate it
> with a node.
 
Yes, I will have a look at that as well.
 
Cheers,
   Simon