Quoting Mitch Chapman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > If drag&drop wasn't so complicated in Gtk (=not much docs), I'd
> > suggest a band of previews which you can drag into two view
> > areas. If there are lots of previews, the app should provide
> > a "Hide Large View" toggle so they can switch between "band
> > of previews with two large views" and "large window with
> > lots of previews".
> I like drag and drop. I've even had a bit of luck using it
> with pygtk. Unfortunately, my [inhouse] customers hate it.
In this case, you might consider:
- a popup menu with two items to show the preview in one of the
zoomed views
- Click and Shift-Click to put a preview to one of the views.
But this usually asks for a undo in case the user kills the wrong
picture.
- Put the pictures in a vertical row between the two zoomed views
and add arrows to both sides pointing to the zoomed view. Like
this: ZV1 [<] Preview [>] ZV2
The last is probably the most intuitive metaphor.
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