Maybe we can just append a "v" check mark for correct syntax and "x" for
incorrect syntax? Hopefully GTK+ provides stock items for this.
Regards,
Olivier
| From: Guy Harris
|
| On Mon, Jan 26, 2004 at 10:34:42AM +0100, Ulf Lamping wrote:
| > Also when editing the filter string field, the background color will
| > become red or green, depending on the correct syntax of the filter
| > string.
|
| Do those two colors look like different shades of gray to people who
| have red/green or full color blindness? (Or is the loss of
| the hint for
| those people not worth the effort of worry about it?)
|
| (No, I'm not color blind myself, but it might be worth thinking about
| when designing UI features. Note that the GNOME HIG mentions this:
|
http://developer.gnome.org/projects/gup/hig/1.0/usabilityprinciples.html#acc
essibility
"Accessibility means enabling people with disabilities of some kind to
participate in life's activities: in this case, specifically to use your
software. For example:
o Color-blind users may not be able to use your application if you
rely only on color-coding to distinguish different types of
information"
although, in this case, it's not distinguishing different types of
information, it's only providing a hint whose loss probably isn't fatal
- after all, it was arguably not really a hint to people using that
feature before the message to which I'm replying arrived, as I noticed
the background coloring but had no clue what it was telling me.)
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