disable color works

Signed-off-by: Jeff Carr <[email protected]>

1 files changed, 28 insertions, 1 deletions

diff --git a/color.go b/color.go
index e02e747..f855d0e 100644
--- a/color.go
+++ b/color.go
@@ -41,7 +41,14 @@ var superLightGrey gocui.Attribute = gocui.GetColor("#55AAFF") // super light gr
 //	Normal Text                             On mouseover
 //
 // Widget Frame         Text              background              Text           background
-var colorWindow colorT = colorT{none, gocui.ColorBlue, none, none, powdererBlue, "normal window"}
+var colorWindow colorT = colorT {
+	frame: none,
+	fg: gocui.ColorBlue,
+	bg: none,
+	selFg: none,
+	selBg: powdererBlue,
+	name: "normal window",
+}
 var colorActiveW colorT = colorT{none, none, powdererBlue, none, powdererBlue, "active window"}
 
 var colorTab colorT = colorT{gocui.ColorBlue, gocui.ColorBlue, none, none, powdererBlue, "normal tab"}
@@ -51,6 +58,15 @@ var colorButton colorT = colorT{gocui.ColorGreen, none, gocui.ColorWhite, gocui.
 var colorLabel colorT = colorT{none, none, superLightGrey, none, superLightGrey, "normal label"}
 var colorGroup colorT = colorT{none, none, superLightGrey, none, superLightGrey, "normal group"}
 
+var colorDisabled colorT = colorT {
+	frame: superLightGrey,
+	fg: superLightGrey,
+	bg: superLightGrey,
+	selFg: gocui.ColorBlack,
+	selBg: gocui.ColorBlack,
+	name: "disabled widget",
+}
+
 // widget debugging colors. these widgets aren't displayed unless you are debugging
 var colorRoot colorT = colorT{gocui.ColorRed, none, powdererBlue, none, gocui.ColorBlue, "debug root"}
 var colorFlag colorT = colorT{gocui.ColorRed, none, powdererBlue, none, gocui.ColorGreen, "debug flag"}
@@ -83,6 +99,17 @@ func (tk *guiWidget) setColor(newColor *colorT) {
 	tk.recreateView()
 }
 
+func (w *guiWidget) disableColor() {
+	if w.color != &colorDisabled {
+		w.defaultColor = w.color
+	}
+	w.setColor(&colorDisabled)
+}
+
+func (w *guiWidget) enableColor() {
+	w.setColor(w.defaultColor)
+}
+
 func (w *guiWidget) setDefaultWidgetColor() {
 	w.showView()
 }