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XUL should have a <slider> tag for selecting from a range. I implemented a
simple one a while ago, but never added it. There's still things that could be
added in the future, like a numeric label, but this is a good start.
Created attachment 180660 [details] [diff] [review]
xpfe and layout changes
Created attachment 180661 [details] [diff] [review]
GTK Theme changes
GTK-only theme changes for now. Don't have a Mac to build with and the Windows
theme API is non-cooperative.
Created attachment 180662 [details] [diff] [review]
Toolkit version
Maybe we should try the jar.mn relative path magic here?
Comment on attachment 180660 [details] [diff] [review]
xpfe and layout changes
I can't really comment on the native theme stuff.
>+:not(scrollbar) > slider {
>+ -moz-binding: url(chrome://global/content/bindings/slider.xml#slider);
You don't actually have to call your new widget a slider to make it use
nsSliderFrame.cpp - the binding already extends xul:slider - this will save on
all the various :not(scrollbar)-type rules (which I must say I'm not keen on).
>+ <children/>
I don't see the point of this.
>+ var value = this.getAttribute(attr);
>+ if (value){
You didn't do an if (value) check in _setIntegerAttribute and I don't see why
you need it here either.
>+ event.preventBubble();
This is probably not very useful. What may be useful is event.preventDefault();
to stop the arrow keys scrolling a containing scrollbox.
>+ <handler event="keypress" keycode="VK_LEFT" phase="target">
At some point this will need to be fixed to work in RTL...
>+slider[orient="vertical"] sliderthumb {
You need to make sliderthumb inherit the orient too, so that you can write a
simpler CSS rule. (This one is particularly bad, because it checks the ancestor
hierarchy in case it finds a vertical slider).
Created attachment 198095 [details] [diff] [review]
native theme and layout changes
- add support for scale in windows and gtk native theme code
- add minpos for slider so that scales can set a minimum value
Created attachment 198098 [details] [diff] [review]
xpfe and toolkit changes to add a <scale> tag
Created attachment 198099 [details] [diff] [review]
accessibility changes
Comment on attachment 198098 [details] [diff] [review]
xpfe and toolkit changes to add a <scale> tag
>+ var accService = Components.classes["@mozilla.org/accessibilityService;1"].getService(Components.interfaces.nsIAccessibilityService);
please split this line so it doesn't overflow quite so much
>+ <method name="_getIntegerAttribute">
>+ <parameter name="attr"/>
>+ <parameter name="defaultvalue"/>
general: we try to follow the style guide so that args/param names are prefaced
with a/an (anAttr, aDefaultValue). Yes, there's stuff that doesn't do this,
but new code should enforce this.
>+ <handlers>
>+ <handler event="DOMAttrModified">
>+ if (event.originalTarget != this._slider) return;
general: always put a return statement on a new line.
>+ var attrname = event.attrName;
>+ if (attrname == "curpos") {
>+ this.setAttribute("value", event.newValue);
>+ var event = document.createEvent("Events");
>+ event.initEvent("change", false, true);
>+ this.dispatchEvent(event);
>+ }
>+ else if (attrname == "minpos") {
>+ this.setAttribute("min", event.newValue);
>+ }
>+ else if (attrname == "maxpos") {
>+ this.setAttribute("max", event.newValue);
>+ }
typically we'd use a switch statment once we get to three, and brackets around
single lines are bad too.
>+ <handler event="keypress" keycode="VK_UP">
>+ this.decrease();
>+ event.preventDefault();
>+ </handler>
general: instead of event.preventDefault() please use preventdefault="true" on
these handlers. This ensures that it'll work in content when JS is disabled,
>Index: toolkit/themes/pinstripe/global/scale.css
>RCS file: toolkit/themes/pinstripe/global/scale.css
>diff -N toolkit/themes/pinstripe/global/scale.css
>--- /dev/null 1 Jan 1970 00:00:00 -0000
>+++ toolkit/themes/pinstripe/global/scale.css 18 Sep 2005 20:32:30 -0000
>@@ -0,0 +1,89 @@
we're starting to preprocess CSS to cut down disk size even further. Since
this is trunk, you can use the following style to cut out all of the text from
the jarred chrome. Then add * to the jar.mn line to call the PP.
%if 0
(license text)
anyway, looks pretty good, with those bits addressed, r=me for the toolkit bits
(and I'd like to see the xpfe/toolkit impls stay in sync)
// If the platform supports it, the left/right chunks
// of the slider thumb
-#define NS_THEME_SLIDER_THUMB_START 113
-#define NS_THEME_SLIDER_THUMB_END 114
+#define NS_THEME_SCALE_THUMB_START 115
+#define NS_THEME_SCALE_THUMB_END 116
// The ticks for a slider.
-#define NS_THEME_SLIDER_TICK 115
+#define NS_THEME_SCALE_TICK 117
Doesn't these need to have both horizontal and vertical rendering?
Comment on attachment 198098 [details] [diff] [review]
xpfe and toolkit changes to add a <scale> tag
Sorry for the delay; this is just a skim through, I'll try it out later.
>+thumb.scale-thumb {
I would have thought .scale-thumb should suffice here.
>+scale[disabled] .scale-slider {
>+ -moz-user-focus: ignore;
This doesn't work automatically? Perhaps you need to implement nsIDOMXULControlElement.
>+ <property name="pageIncrement" onget="return this._getIntegerAttribute('pagencrement', 10);"
Typo in attribute name.
>+ if (attrname == "curpos") {
>+ this.setAttribute("value", event.newValue);
Hmm... scrollbars automatically get their curpos synchronized to the slider. Maybe it would be easier if you could hook in to that mechanism. You'd also be able to use phase="target" on your DOMAttrChanged handler that fires the change event. You'd also be able to set your other attributes and let XBL copy them to the slider.
>+ <handler event="focus" phase="capturing">
>+ if (!this.hasAttribute('focused'))
>+ this.setAttribute('focused','true');
>+ ]]>
>+ </handler>
>+ <handler event="blur" phase="capturing">
>+ this.removeAttribute('focused');
>+ ]]>
>+ </handler>
I don't see any focus rules at all, either using the attribute or :focus.
>+ skin/classic/global/scale.css (global/mac/scale.css)
>+ skin/classic/global/scale.css (global/win/scale.css)
The files appear to be identical?
>+ cursor: default;
What's this overriding?
>+ min-height: 18px;
>+ min-width: auto;
>+ min-height: auto;
I get this warning when I move the slider.
Warning: variable event hides argument
Source file: chrome://global/content/bindings/scale.xml
Line: 103, Column: 14
Source code:
var event = document.createEvent("Events");
Created attachment 216014 [details] [diff] [review]
Address review comments
> Hmm... scrollbars automatically get their curpos synchronized to the slider.
> Maybe it would be easier if you could hook in to that mechanism. You'd also be
> able to use phase="target" on your DOMAttrChanged handler that fires the change
> event. You'd also be able to set your other attributes and let XBL copy them to
> the slider.
I tried that method originally, but for some reason I didn't like it, a reason I don't remember now. I could revisit it if desired.
Comment on attachment 216014 [details] [diff] [review]
Address review comments
>+ this.dispatchEvent(changeEvent);
>+ break;
>+ case "minpos":
Nit: The blank line is in the wrong place.
>+.scale-thumb {
>+ border: 3px solid;
>+ -moz-border-top-colors: #000000 #E4EBF2 #C3CAD2;
>+ -moz-border-right-colors: #000000 #8F9DAD #A4AFBB;
>+ -moz-border-bottom-colors: #000000 #8F9DAD #A4AFBB;
>+ -moz-border-left-colors: #000000 #E4EBF2 #C3CAD2;
>+ background-image: url("chrome://global/skin/scrollbar/thumb-vrt-grip.gif");
>+ min-width: 18px;
>+.scale-thumb[orient="vertical"] {
>+ background-image: url("chrome://global/skin/scrollbar/thumb-hrz-grip.gif");
>+ min-height: 18px;
>+ min-width: auto;
It looks like you've got the two images swapped by mistake. Do you have the Classic images (or alternatively a Classic screenshot)?
Also, min-width: auto; is invalid CSS. IIRC sliders always layout their thumbs to fit their minor dimension so you probably don't need to override it here.
Created attachment 216137 [details] [diff] [review]
Add Mac native theme code, update windows code
Don't know who best reviews native theme changes.
Comment on attachment 198099 [details] [diff] [review]
accessibility changes
Mark, if this looks reasonable on your first pass you can hit me up for 2nd review.
Comment on attachment 198099 [details] [diff] [review]
accessibility changes
Aaron, my understanding of the DHTML Accessibility code is that xhtml2:role="wairole:slider" is already being exposed properly, so this patch does not need to change any of the DHTML Accessibility code.
If that's correct, r=me.
// Draw focus rectangles for XP HTML checkboxes and radio buttons
// XXX it'd be nice to draw these outside of the frame
Hmm, the latter is possible now (by overriding GetWidgetOverflow).
+ contentRect.left += adjustment - 1;
Why is this different from the horizontal case? At least explain why in a comment.
Why doesn't ClassicDrawWidget have code for drawing scales?
+ if ((pageIncrement + maxpospx - minpospx) != 0)
> 0
+ nsAutoString snap;
+ scrollbar->GetAttr(kNameSpaceID_None, nsXULAtoms::snap, snap);
+ if (snap.EqualsLiteral("true")) {
+ nsAutoString disabled;
+ mContent->GetAttr(kNameSpaceID_None, nsHTMLAtoms::disabled, disabled);
+ if (disabled.EqualsLiteral("true"))
+ return NS_OK;
What happens if minpos > maxpos?
Comment on attachment 198099 [details] [diff] [review]
accessibility changes
Yes but this isn't using the DHTML slider -- this implements accessible slider support via C++.
Comment on attachment 216137 [details] [diff] [review]
Add Mac native theme code, update windows code
minusing until questions are addressed
(In reply to comment #18)
> Why doesn't ClassicDrawWidget have code for drawing scales?
I don't know what a classic scale looks like. But in this case, it should fall back to the styles defined in css, which draw a scale which looks somewhat like a scrollbar.
> What happens if minpos > maxpos?
I will fix it such that maxpos will be considered to have the value minpos in that case. It won't make the scale useful for anything but at least it will be intentionaly so.
Created attachment 220500 [details]
Windows Classic sliders
The top horizontal slider demonstrates optional pointing and end and page tick marks. The middle vertical slider only demonstrates end and page tick marks.
Created attachment 220649 [details] [diff] [review]
Address review comments
- adds Windows Classic theme support
- makes nsSliderFrame handle the case when minpos > maxpos. I'll file a follow up bug to make the binding do some better bounds checking
Comment on attachment 216014 [details] [diff] [review]
Address review comments
This has been reviewed already
<scale> has been checked in. See http://wiki.mozilla.org/XUL:Slider_Tag for info about how it is used
What is the status of rtl support in <scale>? It looks like left and right arrow keys aren't bidi-aware. Is the visual representation reversed when chrome is right-to-left?
There isn't any rtl support for scale currently, but it wouldn't be too hard to add.
Is anyone currently working on the RTL support? The wiki says there is the need.
dev-doc is at http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/XUL:scale.
Neil, would you consider something like this
for the benefit of custom themes?


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8 "To the angel of the church in Smyrna write:
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Including "Glee" star Cory Monteith in the In Memoriam montage at the 56th Grammy Awards was a lovely thought. He, along with his castmates, really was part of a musical phenomenon. Too bad the person in charge of the graphics in the montage spelled his name wrong.
To be fair, the inversion of the "e" and the "i" is a pretty easy mistake to make, but you'd think the Grammys might want to hire a copy editor to make sure things like this don't happen.
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Zona Fresca is a good Mexican Restaurant. They have a side table with a variety of different condiments to choose from.
Stopped here for lunch while in the area. What a wonderful surprise for a " fast food" establishment. Order at the counter from a wide selection as well as daily specials. Beer available. Should have taken pictures of our burritos and flan!Salsa bar varieties fresh and delicious. Food was excellent. Will definitely return.
The food is always fresh and delicious. The Baja FIsh tacos $3 each are amazing and the grilled peppers stuffed with cheese are fantastic!!
It's the kind of meal people stare at and appreciate. The Garden Chicken Salad, with avocados, corn, tomatoes, lettuce and fresh grilled chicken. Plus their dressing is the perfect blend of lemon juice and seasonings.
The burritos are great too, and I love their location in downtown Miami when I'm downtown.
The offer Combo plates and street tacos plate. the service it self. and the condiments bar always full and clean.
The place runs a bit cool 72 F I'm guessing so if you are a local eat take advantage of the outdoor seating.
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When my husband and I first moved to Fort Lauderdale, we frequented this place quite often. It was consistently a great value for our money. The food is great, the staff is friendly and there is never a really long wait.
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Book DescriptionThoughts is a collection of twelve essays by Stephen Yablo which together constitute a modern-day examination of Cartesian themes in the metaphysics of mind. Yablo offers penetrating discussions of such topics as the relation between the mental and the physical, mental causation, the possibility of disembodied existence, the relation between conceivability and possibility, varieties of necessity, and issues in the theory of content arising out of the foregoing. The collection represents almost all of Yablo's work on these topics, and features one previously unpublished piece.
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The dawn of the color photograph: Albert Kahn's archives of the planet
By David Okuefuna
Princeton University Press, $49.50 (336p)
Published in conjunction with the BBC television series The Wonderful World of Albert Kahn, this handsomely published collection brings together over 300 autochromes - a type of early color photographs - made from 1909 to 1929. The common visual imagination of the world from the invention of photography to the mid-Twentieth Century is largely in monochrome.
Picture the Civil War, World Wars I & II, or any other event large or small during those years, and because it was photographed in black and white, it likely conjures up similar imagery in the mind's eye. Color photography existed from around 1900 but because of its expense, scarce availability, and technical limitations, it was not widely considered a tool for reportage or fine art until as late as the 1960's. How shocking (and delightful) it is to see the first several decades of the 1900's rendered in beautiful color. Albert Kahn, a wealthy banker and philanthropist commissioned several photographers to capture the world using the relatively new autochrome process. During the twenty years of Kahn's project, he amassed nearly 72,000 color images.
Like National Geographic (whose contemporary photographers were also periodically using autochromes) Kahn's mission was to capture and document the variety of the planet's lifestyles, cultures, and geography. Because they provide colorful glimpses into a bygone age - from documentation of Laplanders in traditional garb to an assembly of troops in the WWI trenches - the selected images are inherently interesting. Plus the autochrome process provides a lovely aesthetic. Because of the visible grain in the prints, they have a pointillistic, soft and dreamy quality. Squint, and you could mistake them for impressionist paintings.
A few rare images manage the trifecta of using the autochrome's color and texture effectively, containing a thoughtful arrangement of graphic elements, and being historically relevant (e.g. 'Moreuil, France 1916' in which a nurse tends to WWI soldiers while bathed in Vermeer-styled light). Unfortunately most of the shots are more like staid vacation snapshots than well-composed images with the dynamic framing we've come to expect from quality documentary photography. Regardless of the collection's shortcomings, the part-painterly/part-realistic/full-color depiction of this departed era maintains its appeal across 300 pages. After buying this book you may find yourself demanding an 'autochrome filter' for your camera phone or creating a set of Photoshop actions to post-process images to look like the ones in this vivid collection.
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Funny, looking through the Nazi archives, I found thousands of color photographs as well as color films. Hitler insisted on color. Archives transported them to B&W because the Allies did not have a reliable system to save color. Funny though, in the 1970's those Nazi color negatives and films looked pretty good.
This is a great book but it was published in 2008. While its always interesting to see reviews, why can't we have more recent ones than this. The BBC series accompanying this book was also broadcast a few years ago and is available as a DVD on ....guess where?
Welcome to Amazon.com. I mean dpreview.com. Sorry, it's easy to get confused.
And? There's a load of free, useful information on the site. And frankly, I quite LIKE having my attention drawn to interesting books - curiously when I see one I'm interested in, where do you suppose I go to buy it? Usually from the many used booksellers, where some obscure titles (like Carver Mead & Conway's VLSI text, which has a lot of technical info relevant to sensor fabrication and design) are a penny! A PENNY! FOR KNOWLEDGE! Okay, I have to pay postage, but really, I'd buy ANY knowledge I find for a penny, let alone some I've intentionally sought out.
There's so little which promotes Amazon on here, it's just whining for the sake of your own voice to attack one of a handful of potentially sales-related items of content.
I don't know if you've noticed, but the front page has at least 3 book reviews on right now. Sorry to say, but the actual camera reviews are much scarcer than they used to be before the site moved to Seattle after the Amazon purchase. It's headed in an entirely wrong direction, imho. If I want to read book reviews... I don't go to a camera review site. When I go on DPReview, I expect reviews of camera gear.
- Don't get me wrong, I love books, and have way too few shelves for them.
And I don't know if you've noticed, but the vast majority of the new content is produced by guest writers from outside of the site... reviews are unaffected.
RKGoth said it best:
"There's so little which promotes Amazon on here, it's just whining for the sake of your own voice to attack one of a handful of potentially sales-related items of content."
Barney, thanks for the book blurbs. I'll look them up at the library. See, SM7? A pathway to free knowledge, thanks to the Evil of Amazon. ;)
Are the reproductions in the book based on prints of the source photos or the glass plates?
Color printing of photos is another technology whose history is under-appreciated. Mass reproduction of color images in magazines and advertising material was every bit as important as the development of color photography.
One wonders what share of "color plates" one sees in old books or magazines had the saturation enhanced by paintbrush or color pencil. Some look like monochrome shots with color added later. This was certainly common with early "color" portrait photographs and be cheaper than autochrome or three-filter processing.
For those who like theese old color autochromes, i can recommend Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky - a potent photographer from the same era.
One correction: Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky (SPG) didn't use the autochrome process that Kahn used. He used a three-pass B&W glass plate process with RGB colour filters.
The difference is that SPG's pictures were more difficult to take and required the objects to stand absolutely still for a few seconds, otherwise fun colour artifacts would ensue (these are evident in many of his pictures).
However, when everything matched, SPG's images were of spectacular quality and unsurpassed contrast, gradation and resolution. After all, B&W glass plate photography was very developed already then, and in "current terms" his best images would easily match a good 10+ MP Bayer matrix sensor DSLR.


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Google's Practices Need U.S. Antitrust Review, Senators Say
Google Inc. (GOOG)'s business practices, including allegations the company favors its own services in Internet searches, raise concerns about squelching competition that need to be reviewed by U.S. regulators, two lawmakers said.
The Federal Trade Commission should determine whether Google has violated antitrust law or hurt consumers, said Senator Herb Kohl, a Wisconsin Democrat and chairman of the Senate Judiciary antitrust subcommittee, and Senator Mike Lee of Utah, the panel's senior Republican, in a letter today to FTC Chairman Jon Leibowitz.
The FTC this year began an investigation of Mountain View, California-based Google, owner of the world's most popular search engine. The FTC is examining whether Google unfairly ranks search results and is using its control of the Android mobile operating system to discourage smartphone makers from using rivals' applications and services, a person familiar with the matter said in August.
Google's practices "warrant a thorough investigation by the FTC," the senators wrote in the letter released today. "A key question is whether Google is using its market power to steer users to its own web products or secondary services and discriminating against other websites with which it competes."
The lawmakers' letter took no position on the legality of Google's practices.
Reserving Judgment
"We appreciate that the committee reserved judgment as we continue to cooperate with the FTC," said Adam Kovacevich, a Google spokesman, in an e-mail. "We are committed to competing fairly on the Internet's level playing field."
Cecelia Prewett, an FTC spokeswoman, said in an e-mail the agency had received the letter, declining to comment further.
At an event hosted by Mexico's consumer-protection agency in Mexico City, Leibowitz declined to give specifics of the probe.
"All I can say is that we are doing an investigation of Google and that we're collecting documents and asking questions, and it involves both our competition and consumer protection components of our agency," he said.
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