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0004-Use-Oxygen-palette-as-hardwired-sender-colors-for-no.patch

dalbers, 01/29/2009 12:34 PM

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src/qtui/qtuistyle.cpp
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  /*

  		




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   * Fillup the list of colors used for sender auto coloring In this case

  		




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   * this are all tango colors without the grey tones 

  		




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   * See "http://tango.freedesktop.org/Tango_Icon_Theme_Guidelines" for details

  		




  
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   * These are Oxygen palette colors

  		




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   */

  		




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  // Butter

  		




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  addSenderAutoColor(SenderCol01, "#fce94f");

  		




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  addSenderAutoColor(SenderCol02, "#edd400");

  		




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  addSenderAutoColor(SenderCol03,  "#c4a000");

  		




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  // Orange

  		




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  addSenderAutoColor(SenderCol04,  "#fcaf3e");

  		




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  addSenderAutoColor(SenderCol05,  "#f57900");

  		




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  addSenderAutoColor(SenderCol06,  "#ce5c00");

  		




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  // Chocolate

  		




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  addSenderAutoColor(SenderCol07, "#e9b96e");

  		




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  addSenderAutoColor(SenderCol08, "#c17d11");

  		




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  addSenderAutoColor(SenderCol09, "#8f5902");

  		




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  // Chameleon

  		




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  addSenderAutoColor(SenderCol10, "#8ae234");

  		




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  addSenderAutoColor(SenderCol11, "#73d216");

  		




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  addSenderAutoColor(SenderCol12, "#4e9a06");

  		




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  // Sky Blue

  		




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  addSenderAutoColor(SenderCol13, "#729fcf");

  		




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  addSenderAutoColor(SenderCol14, "#3465a4");

  		




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  addSenderAutoColor(SenderCol15, "#204a87");

  		




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  // Plum

  		




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  addSenderAutoColor(SenderCol16, "#ad7fa8");

  		




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  addSenderAutoColor(SenderCol17, "#75507b");

  		




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  addSenderAutoColor(SenderCol18, "#5c3566");

  		




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  // Scarlet Red

  		




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  addSenderAutoColor(SenderCol19, "#ef2929");

  		




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  addSenderAutoColor(SenderCol20, "#cc0000");

  		




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  addSenderAutoColor(SenderCol21, "#a40000");

  		




  
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  addSenderAutoColor(SenderCol01, "#989a95");

  		




  
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  addSenderAutoColor(SenderCol02, "#ef8440");

  		




  
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  addSenderAutoColor(SenderCol03, "#ffe200");

  		




  
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  addSenderAutoColor(SenderCol04, "#49b13b");

  		




  
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  addSenderAutoColor(SenderCol05, "#00a778");

  		




  
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  addSenderAutoColor(SenderCol06, "#008b90");

  		




  
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  addSenderAutoColor(SenderCol07, "#0069ba");

  		




  
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  addSenderAutoColor(SenderCol08, "#563696");

  		




  
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  addSenderAutoColor(SenderCol09, "#ad3597");

  		




  
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  addSenderAutoColor(SenderCol10, "#e70083");

  		




  
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  addSenderAutoColor(SenderCol11, "#e70f00");

  		




  
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  addSenderAutoColor(SenderCol12, "#866127");

  		




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  QTextCharFormat nick;

  		




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  nick.setAnchor(true);

  		




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  s.setHighlightColor(col);

  		




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}

  		




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void QtUiStyle::addSenderAutoColor(FormatType type, const QString name) 

  		




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{

  		




  
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void QtUiStyle::addSenderAutoColor(FormatType type, const QString name) {

  		




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  QTextCharFormat autoColor;

  		




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  autoColor.setAnchor(true);

  		




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  autoColor.setForeground(QBrush(QColor(name)));

  		












  

    
      src/qtui/settingspages/colorsettingspage.cpp
    
  





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  ui.senderBG->setColor(QColor("white"));

  		




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  ui.senderBG->setEnabled(false);

  		




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  ui.senderUseBG->setChecked(false);

  		




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  ui.senderAutoColor->setChecked(true);  

  		




  
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  ui.senderAutoColor->setChecked(false);

  		




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  ui.newMsgMarkerFG->setColor(Qt::red);

  		




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  /*

  		












  

    
      src/uisupport/uistyle.cpp
    
  





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  }

  		




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  // Check for the sender auto coloring option

  		




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  _senderAutoColor = s.value("Flags/senderAutoColor", QVariant(true)).toBool();  

  		




  
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  _senderAutoColor = s.value("Flags/senderAutoColor", QVariant(true)).toBool();

  		




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  // Now initialize the mapping between FormatCodes and FormatTypes...

  		




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  _formatCodes["%O"] = None;

  		




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      // In this case we just use the qt function qChecksum which produces a

  		




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      // CRC16 hash. This should be fast and 16 bits are more than enough.

  		




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      hash = qChecksum(sender().toAscii().data(), sender().toAscii().size());

  		




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      return (UiStyle::FormatType)((((hash % 21) + 1) << 24) + 0x200);

  		




  
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      return (UiStyle::FormatType)((((hash % 12) + 1) << 24) + 0x200); // FIXME: amount of sender colors hardwired

  		




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    case Message::Notice:

  		




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      return UiStyle::NoticeMsg; break;

  		




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    case Message::Server:

  		




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