https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=151324
--- Comment #6 from Eyal Rozenberg <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Rafael Lima from comment #5) > Hi Heiko... this seems simple to implement. > > However, I just could not understand how this would solve the issue reported > initially. Each time you press "Add" with multiple objects selected, the > hardcoded behavior is to use "On click" for the first object and them "with > previous" for the other objects. > > If we simply remember the last used option in the "Start" dropdown, it won't > fix the issue. Aw, damn. That means our compromise won't work :-( > What we could do is this: > 1) The first time we click "Add" the current behavior is maintained (only > first "On click"); > 2) however, if the user quickly clicks "Add" again (up to 1 second later), > then the "Start" values change to "On click" for all; > 3) and if the user clicks yet again on "Add" then we assign "With previous" > for all selected items. > 4) And this could go cyclically until the user misses the 1 second interval That won't do, because the intent is for the default to persist for the duration of working on all slides in a document. So, Heiko, back to the drawing board, or back to arguing about this. I want to be able to add lots of effects and have all of the on-click; while I also often want to use the current behavior. And I also want to be able to add individual effect and have them default to after-previous, or with-previous. > As a side note, it would be useful to remember the last used effect (I > remember seeing a ticket about this somewhere, or maybe a question in > AskLibO). I also remembered something like this... only to notice it was me who filed it :-P https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=142749 -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
