Re: XEmacs-Beta Digest, Vol 58, Issue 3
steven Mitchell <smitchel(a)bnin.net> writes:
Both of you refer to "themed icons" and I am not
understanding how you
mean that term. [...] It sounds like you have something definite in
mind with that term.
Most modern desktop toolkits have a concept of a theme, trying to make
GUI elements (such as buttons, menus, etc.) look similar in
applications. In such an environment, the XEmacs button that invokes
#'compile, would use the same icon as the compile button in other
IDEs. All applications would use similar button and menu styles, etc.
Normally desktop themes are managed centrally, so switching to a
different theme can notify applications about reloading different GUI
elements.
Kindly
Marcus
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