On Sun, Dec 18, 2011 at 11:33 PM, Terry Brown <[email protected]> wrote:
> The right-click delete is different code, unlike the other deleted
> commands, it can delete multiple selected nodes at once. I.e. click a
> node in the tree, shift-click another node to select all nodes between,
> or ctrl-click various separate nodes.
>
> These (potentially) multi-level deletes can get very complicated in
> terms of what's left and what's gone afterwards[...]
I wasn't aware of the multi-select functionality.
Does it make sense to change contextmenu.py to fall back to the core
code when there is just a single node selected (untested--but you get
the idea?):
if len(pl) == 1:
c.deleteOutline()
return
That way the behavior will always be the same when there is a single
node selected no matter how the command is executed.
> Anyway, if you want more predictable results with single node
> deletions, use Ctrl-X or bind something to the delete-node command.
While poking around I notice another workaround option is to use
@settings to add another entry to the context menu:
@settings
@data contextmenu_commands
The in the body put something like:
delete-node Simple Delete
Then for predictable results choose "Simple Delete" from the context
menu rather than "Delete". I didn't see a way for "@data
contextmenu_commands" to override other context menu entries (i.e. to
replace the existing "Delete" menu entry)
Brian
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