On 11 July 2013 00:39, Milamber <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Le 10/07/2013 23:29, sebb a ecrit :
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>> On 11 July 2013 00:12, Milamber <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> I've use the new templates's behavior today.
>>>
>>> I have some improvements in my mind (and in better world) ;-)
>>>
>>> * Loading as templates's bundle every file with .xml extension, to allow
>>> any
>>> tiers provider to distribute 'templates pack'
>>
>> I'd had the same idea; thought I'd already sent a message - turns out
>> it was sent to Commons by mistake. I've resent it here, see separate
>> message.
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>
> Yeah! Same idea!
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>
>>
>>> * Act as template all jmx files in /bin/templates/ even if the file isn't
>>> in
>>> a template.xml, to allow end user to 'create' across a easy way a
>>> template
>>> from their test plan.
>>
>> Not so sure about that - it would be expensive parsing the file for a
>> template dialog entry - and how is that different from using the Open
>> dialog?
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>
> Just for simplify the life of end user (and me). Have a single directory to
> put my templates, to reuse it (without any directory navigation like
> Open/Merge dialog box)
>
> Today, in UI design, there are always a lot of ways to do the same thing.
> It's offer more ways to end user.
>

I see.

Not sure it's a good idea to mix indexed non-indexed templates in the
same directory.
The code would need to check whether the files were in the index or
not otherwise they might appear twice.

Maybe have a tabbed panel, one for indexed files and the other for a file list.
These would be in separate directories.
Since the non-indexed files don't have fancy descriptions, maybe a
clickable list would be better than a drop-down.
A bit like how the Apache server shows directory listings.

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>
>>
>>> I'm not study (in this time) the way to do this. Any opinion? (I'm too
>>> greedy?)
>>>
>>> Milamber
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>

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