GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 393218
Use default invisible_char instead of hardcoding it
Last modified: 2007-01-26 01:04:45 UTC
Some linux distros patch gtk to use something instead of '*' as invisible char, but it seems, that some use 0x2022 and others 0x25cf. So it would be better to use hardcoded value if, and only if default is '*' atherwise -- use gtk default Other information:
Created attachment 79468 [details] [review] Patch (honestly i don't think it is good) The code is self-explanatory Please, also look at bug 307304 I think that after closing bug 307304 this patch will be obsolete
Created attachment 79626 [details] [review] Also patch glade files to have default invisible_char
Thanks. Committed your patches with a few modifications: 2007-01-25 Nate Nielsen <nielsen@memberwebs.com> * libseahorse/seahorse-add-keyserver.glade: * libseahorse/seahorse-secure-entry.c: * src/seahorse-add-uid.glade: * src/seahorse-change-passphrase.glade: * src/seahorse-gkeyring-item-properties.glade: * src/seahorse-key-manager.glade: * src/seahorse-keyserver-search.glade: * src/seahorse-multi-encrypt.glade: * src/seahorse-pgp-generate.glade: * src/seahorse-revoke.glade: * src/seahorse-ssh-generate.glade: * src/seahorse-ssh-key-properties.glade: * src/seahorse-ssh-upload.glade: Get invisible character from GtkEntry, remove hard coded invisible char in glade. Patch by Vitaliy Ischenko. Fixes bug #393218