/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
-// Name: settings.cpp
+// Name: gtk/settings.cpp
// Purpose:
// Author: Robert Roebling
// Id: $Id$
// Copyright: (c) 1998 Robert Roebling
-// Licence: wxWindows licence
+// Licence: wxWindows licence
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
bool ok;
if ( def )
{
- red = def->bg[state].red;
- green = def->bg[state].green;
- blue = def->bg[state].blue;
+ // ok, it's a hack: we really should have different functions to
+ // access GtkStyle::bg and ::base but as we only use base for listbox
+ // for now, this code works too
+ GdkColor *col = type == GTK_BUTTON ? def->bg : def->base;
+ red = col[state].red;
+ green = col[state].green;
+ blue = col[state].blue;
ok = TRUE;
}
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
-// Name: settings.cpp
+// Name: gtk/settings.cpp
// Purpose:
// Author: Robert Roebling
// Id: $Id$
// Copyright: (c) 1998 Robert Roebling
-// Licence: wxWindows licence
+// Licence: wxWindows licence
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
bool ok;
if ( def )
{
- red = def->bg[state].red;
- green = def->bg[state].green;
- blue = def->bg[state].blue;
+ // ok, it's a hack: we really should have different functions to
+ // access GtkStyle::bg and ::base but as we only use base for listbox
+ // for now, this code works too
+ GdkColor *col = type == GTK_BUTTON ? def->bg : def->base;
+ red = col[state].red;
+ green = col[state].green;
+ blue = col[state].blue;
ok = TRUE;
}