Hi, Milan, and all,

I just posted another version of the fileout to JIRA, this one named "showNavBarCtl-sw-mz.11.cs.gz", with the following changes:

1. Fixed bug encountered when the "show-full-nav-bar button" is plucked out of the bar with the hand, via the halo. 2. Changed balloon-help-msg wordings from 'navigation bar' to 'tool bar', consistent with other usage. 3. Put the new preference in the 'flaps' category rather than creating a new singleton category just for it.

Because of the way in which JIRA presents attachments (alphabetical, not chronological,) this latest fileout appears (today anyway) as the second item in the attachments list on the SQ-154 page. To avoid confusion, perhaps we ought to delete the various earlier versions of the fileouts, though it would be somewhat unfortunate to lose the historical record...

-- Scott

On Jul 7, 2009, at 10:40 PM, Milan Zimmermann wrote:

On July 8, 2009, Milan Zimmermann wrote:

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On July 6, 2009, Bert Freudenberg wrote:

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On 06.07.2009, at 08:09, Milan Zimmermann wrote:

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Hi Scott,

Yes, I misunderstood what icons you ment, sorry.

I have now updated the SQ-154 item with a new changeset:

showNavBarCtl-sw-mz-updated.2.cs

should be the only changeset that needs to run to add the show/hide navigation bar - but it seems to only work after running

ReleaseBuilderSqueakland new buildForSqueaklandDev

was the intention the hide/show navigation bar would also be available in the olpc image?

Yes.

Thanks Bert.

I will have to test it again and see why the changeset (showNavBarCtl-sw-mz- updated.2.cs) only seemd to work after the "buildForSqueaklandDev". Maybe it was just too late.

I will follow up tomorrow,

Sorry only now I noticed Scott published a new version - so my statement above is obsolete, I will test Scott's latest.

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Milan

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I also added the 50x50x32 images to SQ-154:

navbar-show-50x50x32.png navbar-hide-50x50x32.png

They are very slightly cleaned from their OLPC originals.

Sorry that SQ-154 attachements are unclear - I wanted to delete my older changeset and icons but was not able to .. this bug tracking system gives me more headaches than any other I used so far, but that's beside the point

Sorry for the delay, please let me know if it works for you,

Thanks, Milan

On July 1, 2009, Scott Wallace wrote:

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Milan,

Sorry, after paying a little closer attention to the info you put on the Jira ticket, I see that you *did* obtain your icons from the dev.laptop.org git tree -- it's just that they were the wrong icons ;-)

-- Scott

On Jul 1, 2009, at 4:37 PM, Scott Wallace wrote:

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On Jun 29, 2009, at 2:05 AM, Milan Zimmermann wrote: > Hi Scott, > > As discussed last Monday, I made a changeset which adds icons to > the > NavigatorBar show/hide buttons. If you have a chance, please > install the mz > changeset attached there, and take a look at it - if something > is > not right I > will try to fix it. > > Thanks, Milan

Than you, Milan!

I think those icons aren't quite what we want to end up with, both because they are probably too similar to the previous-project and next-project buttons and because I still think we should use the same icons that other olpc apps use for this show-nav-bar/hide- nav- bar function.

Here via Mac screen-grabs I just made while running Browse in sugar- on-a-stick on my Mac are the icons the Browse activity uses for showNavBar and hideNavBar. There's not enough resolution in these grabs to allow one to make them into proper 50 x 50 bitmaps -- it still would be best to fish around in the source tree of the Browse activity to find the actual svg (or whatever) files that define these icons for Sugar. But these pics show what the appearance of the icons should be: