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the error message I got:
/usr/share/themes/GT4_white/gtk-2.0/gtkrc:43: error: invalid identifier `xthickness', expected valid identifier
All other themes give the same "invalid identifier" error
damn all gnome and gtk crap!
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confirmed it's only for themes that use the pixmap engine... but replacing it with older version doesn't help :cry:
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the error message I got:
/usr/share/themes/GT4_white/gtk-2.0/gtkrc:43: error: invalid identifier `xthickness', expected valid identifier
All other themes give the same "invalid identifier" error
damn all gnome and gtk crap!
gtk 2.10 isn't stable or hasn't been released so it's not a suprise it doesn't work right.
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The themes that come with the gnome-themes package work fine with the pixmap engine from gtk 2.10. I guess there's some bug in the theme that hasn't been triggered before in older GTK releases.
Could you post the section from the gtkrc file where the xthickness option is used?
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gtk 2.10 isn't stable or hasn't been released so it's not a suprise it doesn't work right.
That's right, so wait till gnome-2.16(gtk~ glib% atk# pango@ cairo stabilizing combination)
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The themes that come with the gnome-themes package work fine with the pixmap engine from gtk 2.10. I guess there's some bug in the theme that hasn't been triggered before in older GTK releases.
Could you post the section from the gtkrc file where the xthickness option is used?
OK it's before the gtkrc declares to use the pixmap engine:
...
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style "default"
{
...
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GtkStatusbar::shadow_type = GTK_SHADOW_NONE
GtkSpinButton::shadow_type = GTK_SHADOW_NONE
xthickness = 3
...
}
The following lines, which give the same error after I comment out xthickness, are:
ythickness = 2
fg[NORMAL] = "#002040"
fg[ACTIVE] = "#002040"
fg[PRELIGHT] = "#002040"
fg[SELECTED] = "#002040"
...
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I found the problem - it's caused by the
GtkStatusbar::shadow_type = GTK_SHADOW_NONE
GtkSpinButton::shadow_type = GTK_SHADOW_NONE
Obviously gtk 2.10.1 can't recognize GTK_SHADOW_* (which exist in includes). I replaced GTK_SHADOW_NONE with 0 and now it works
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I like how many views this thread got from the title, haha. Glad you got it fixed
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aquila_deus wrote:the error message I got:
/usr/share/themes/GT4_white/gtk-2.0/gtkrc:43: error: invalid identifier `xthickness', expected valid identifier
All other themes give the same "invalid identifier" error
damn all gnome and gtk crap!
gtk 2.10 isn't stable or hasn't been released so it's not a suprise it doesn't work right.
It is stable and has been released. It also breaks compatibility slightly.
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I knew someone here would have an answer : thanks!
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omg, thank you. I've had this problem with all of lokheeds themes <3
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oh, oh - we're not finished yet...
just put the same theme onto my other linux box and got this one:
/usr/share/themes/Black/gtk-2.0/gtkrc:1465: error: invalid string constant "scrollbar", expected valid string constant
1465 class "GtkScrollbar" style "scrollbar"
now I've got an invisible scrollbar
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god, i got one too >.>
/home/rab/.themes/graphite-clearlooks/gtk-2.0/gtkrc:52: error: unexpected identifier `scrollbar_color', expected character `}'
line 52:scrollbar_color = "#acacac"
[/code]
rawr
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All themes are still broken on my box, except clearlooks and some "old-school" ones. I guess the themers need to rewrite quite a bit of the theme-codes.
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Everything here works fine except for Industrial, which is solvable easily enough.
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