Next to color(), these are the symbol/text buttons will have, and they will be placed next to color(). They should behave the very same way as button().
This can also give rise to allowing user to reset parameters via dynamic code. Also, on the part of dynamic gui coding, their visibility status should be linked to the parameter they're next to rather than by themselves.
Another suggestion is to just have (+), and it will join GUI elements. This also enables the grid request I wanted before.
Crossposting from discuss.pixls.us forum - https://discuss.pixls.us/t/gmic-exercises/6774/1014?u=reptorian
The use of this is to allow users to delete color using dynamic gui code. However, it looks messy as you can see in the image.
One idea to solve this problem is to have buttons next to color(), somehow.
This is the code to that image:
My recommendation is to allow syntax like:
Next to color(), these are the symbol/text buttons will have, and they will be placed next to color(). They should behave the very same way as button().
This can also give rise to allowing user to reset parameters via dynamic code. Also, on the part of dynamic gui coding, their visibility status should be linked to the parameter they're next to rather than by themselves.
Another suggestion is to just have (+), and it will join GUI elements. This also enables the grid request I wanted before.