Angus Leeming wrote: > Rather than have those check buttons, I was thinking about using the input > widget: highlight the database in the browser and it is placed in the input > box. Modify it to suit and then press "Modify" or similar.
I'm not shure I'd like those mixing of input and modifying widget. I think radiobuttons (not checkboxes) or a choice are o.k. In Qt, John has placed the input widget on the add dialog too, because it rather belongs there (strictly separating input and edit). In most cases, the user should not care about "storage". Do you use some default (e.g., filename only for those files that are found by kpsewhich, absolute/relative for those out of PATH)? BTW I noticed that the bst-files are not sorted in the style combo/browser. I thought I fixed that once. Are you planning to improve that script a bit? Juergen.
