Reimplement toolbar with regular boxes and buttons#166
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I merged your other PR, can you please rebase ? |
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This is great, thanks you! Sorry for the long delay. I will merge but one quick question about the primary-toolbar style change
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This might be a silly question(sorry!) but should we keep the primary-toolbar style here? Or is there a deeper reason for removing it?
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Well, no specific reasoning. My goal is to port the app to Gtk4 where this class is absent.
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I've just checked one more time. This class sets -gtk-icon-shadow: none; in Adwaita theme. Which is just a default value. So, there is no visible effect of this class.
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Maybe I'm overthinking it, but should we either here or in the callback ensure that image, label is not a nullptr? But its probably fine as gtk_widget_show() is robust against nullptr so fine I guess :)
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Generally yes, but these buttons are predefined in ui file and all have nested image and label.
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GtkToolbar and its family does not exist in Gtk4, hence the change.
This PR is a continuation of #164 and includes those changes too.