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The signal handler was getting called three times on double-click: once
for the double-click, once for the first click, and once for the second
click. This resulted in the background getting shown as if the disk were
selected, even though everything else indicated it was not.
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Previously, the disk overview widget (visible on the first storage
screen) would display black text on a blue-colored background for
selected items. Attempts to set the foreground color to white using GTK
overrides proved futile, so this patch removes all color overrides and
instead uses GTK state flag setting to achieve the desired affect:
unselected text is black on white; selected text is white on blue.
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I knew I'd forgotten something when I did this for MountpointSelectors.
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Note the "selected" -> "chosen" change. "selected" means something specific
to GTK, and it doesn't mean what I thought. Thus, I am now using "chosen" to
mean you have hit enter/space on the DiskOverview and made it part of the
install.
This also gets rid of the rounded corner piece, since I was unable to make that
work with the keyboard focus (for now).
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This could go into an external CSS file instead, but then I have to worry
about loading it, and packaging it, and what the proper location should be,
and all that kind of stuff. I could just shove it into a variable and be
done with it.
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200px makes it take up entirely too much of the screen. 125px is a better
compromise between the look we're going for and screen space usage.
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With the current setup, what happens is you have to pass the opposite value
from what you want into set_selected because a_d_o_clicked negates whatever
a_d_o_set_selected. Whoops.
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Instead I'm using the slightly less deprecated GtkBox and GtkButtonBox, though
those will have to be converted to GtkGrid eventually. However that is a much
bigger change.
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