rootcandy_system_settings_form theme function

Very nice! Committed
thank you

this patch doesnt allow me to build a subtheme of a rootcandy subtheme, the function isnt running for the subtheme and depending on automatically inheriting the theme-settings.php gets me a broken form, ive fixed it to work on base themes being other rootcandy subthemes too
my theme is a subtheme of rootcandy dark

--- rootcandy/template.php_dist      2010-08-01 22:22:47.000000000 +0000
+++ rootcandy/template.php   2010-08-02 02:00:14.000000000 +0000
@@ -548,7 +548,7 @@ function _rootcandy_countmatches($arrayo
 function rootcandy_system_settings_form($form) {
   $themes = list_themes();
   $enabled_theme = arg(4);
-  if ($form['#id'] == 'system-theme-settings' AND ($enabled_theme == 'rootcandy' || $themes[$enabled_theme]->base_theme == 'rootcandy')) {
+  if ($form['#id'] == 'system-theme-settings' AND ($enabled_theme == 'rootcandy' || strpos($themes[$enabled_theme]->base_theme, 'rootcandy') === 0)) {

     foreach ($form['theme_specific']['rows'] as $rid => $row) {
       //we are only interested in numeric keys

and i can have a theme-settings.php that inherits everything hence less duplication, like:

include_once $base_path . drupal_get_path('theme', 'rootcandy_dark') . '/theme-settings.php' ;
function rootcandy_custom_settings($saved_settings){
        return rootcandy_dark_settings($saved_settings) ;
}

(my subtheme is named rootcandy_custom)

heres a patch to get things moving, and ive replaced the strpos with in_array,
to reiterate this, the initial patch in this thread fixes the case when the subtheme is a subtheme of rootcandy, but i have a subtheme of rootcandy_dark, i just had to change the IF to check for all official rootcandy themes

looking good, committed to dev, some testing would be nice :)