On Oct 14, 2009, at 19:12, Paolo Bonzini wrote:
- For the window yes I had the same ideas in fact changing is not
really
the ui is not really the problem everything is widget in VisualGST
I can plug everything in VisualGST without a "big" refactoring.
That's great to hear (what about the toolbar though? Can it change
dynamically?).
I think this is frowned upon in UI circles... maybe something like
a sidebar would be a good idea
What would you put in the sidebar? It's just a bunch of icons,
nothing like the history or bookmarks of Firefox. Seriously, I
wouldn't bother too much.
Also, in the browser it's the horizontal space that is at a premium.
I wasn't suggesting putting the buttons there, I would put the actual
tools. For example, the "Search for Senders" tool is really just a
text entry widget and two lists: a list of matching messages and a
list of classes/methods that send the selected message. Well, instead
of two lists, the text entry box could be an auto-complete widget that
lets you pick the message. After the message is selected, the senders
could be displayed in the list.
This whole setup could easily fit in a panel in a sidebar.
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