Hi

Did anybody else notice this too? If so, I'll create a bug report for it then. On my system using my theme (Ubuntu 8.04.2 with Bluecurve theme), the Lazarus editor tabs are about 8 pixels bigger (higher) than general GTK2/Gnome applications with tabs (eg: compared to gEdit).

Yes, mine are 4 pixels higher, the bevel around the "x" is also noticeably bigger in the ide. Do these get drawn manually?

Henry

Zitat von Henry Vermaak :

No. It's a gtk button with modified style
style^.xthickness := 0;
style^.ythickness := 0;

Maybe the style is later replaced by the gtk. The firefox buttons are also bigger than gedit's. Probably gedit uses a special. Have to look into gedit code ...

Mattias

2010/5/14 Mattias G?rtner :

That's weird, my Firefox buttons are the same as Gedit's, but the overall tab height is smaller in Firefox. I think Firefox removes the default inner-border of some controls, since they can get the buttons smaller than default (older) gtk without the text clipping (something which is redundant in newer gtk versions, since the text centering works different now).

Henry

2010/5/14 Mattias G?rtner :

Maybe the style is later replaced by the gtk. The firefox buttons are also bigger than gedit's. Probably gedit uses a special. Have to look into gedit code ...

Nope, it seems to be a Lazarus IDE issue. I tried various other GTK2/Gnome apps. All other apps I tested have the same tab height (with and without close button), only Lazarus IDE doesn't. Apps tested: gEdit, Geany IDE, gTranslator, Nautilus Preference dialog, Nero Linux, etc...

Henry Vermaak wrote

That's weird, my Firefox buttons are the same as Gedit's, but the overall tab height is smaller in Firefox.

Mine too.

I already took that xthinkness, ythickness from the gedit code a year ago :)

Best regards,
Paul Ishenin.