> > > Hmm. You are asking that a *single* click in an already-selected > > > headline will edit the headline.
And what is so strange with that wish? It worked (and still works) that way in Tk and I just asked if the same behaviour could be possible also in Qt... And why did you emphasiz that *single* click? What else should be used? A double-click (properly) opens the body text in vim (according to my configuration) already. > > An *experimental* fix is on the trunk at rev 4213. And that works fine, i.e. the "headline clicking" behaviour of Qt and Tk is now the same. Thanks for the effort! > I don't much like this feature, so rev 4216 adds support for @bool > single_click_auto_edits_headline. The default is False, so the operation of > Leo will be exactly as previously. No problem with me - I just set that to True in my config file ;-) But it could be questionable where/when is that "the operation of Leo will be exactly as previously" true - as Tk and QT versions worked differently before... Nevermind, I am happy with the current code. Only if I could have a final related wish: could we save one more click? Right now, the behaviour (in both Tk and Qt) is as it was described before, i.e.: - first click -> select (focus) the corresponding headline - second click -> allow editing (with cursor placed at the end of the headline text) - third click -> cursor is re-positioned at the point of the click Could the following "unification of the second and third clicks" be done? - first click -> select (focus) the corresponding headline - second click -> switch to edit mode _and_ put the cursor at the point of the click Of course, leo should behave this way only if that single_click_auto_edits_headline option is set to True... KR, Radim -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "leo-editor" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/leo-editor?hl=en.
