resizing in new panel

[Brian J. Tarricone]

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Jasper Huijsmans wrote:
> Jani Monoses schreef:
>> Hello Jasper
>>
>> I encounter the following issues with the new panel (r20099)
>> 1) a launcher with an icon of 64x64 does not scale up as much as one 
>> with 48x48, for a while they grow together but after that only the 48 
>> one  stretches
> 
> Strange. I just call xfce_themed_icon_load(). This might be gtk icon 
> theme behavior.

IIRC this is one of the problems I had with GtkIconTheme.  I think
there's a certain threshold after which GtkIconTheme won't scale icons
up (the rationale being that it looks ugly).  If that's still the case,
I can add a little code to xfce_themed_icon_load() to check the icon
size and rescale if needed, but I'm not sure that's the best idea, both
for lack of ugliness, and speed.  Thoughts?

>> 2) the icon in the systray remain small
> 
> Yeah, well. The available space is increasd, I have no idea how XEMBED 
> is notifying the client of changes. The systray is probably supposed to 
> have small icons. Multiple rows could be interesting.

Actually, that *would* be cool.  I haven't yet seen a systray icon that
actually resizes itself when the tray gets larger (not that I've seen
many).  Perhaps we should do as the tasklist does and spill out into two
rows if the panel size is large enough.  It would be a nice space-saver.

	-brian

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