2009/9/5 Julie S <[email protected]>
> Dear Jani,
>
> You wrote:
> > To simplify, I think there is 3 options.
> >
> > 1. Stay with the current behavior. It's very easy to
> > get used to it.
> >
>
> For you first point, I agree. That is why I'm so hesitant to give all of
> the feedback having the button pressed provides. But, if there was an
> elegant way to retrigger a pressed button that is part of a group via mouse
> click on the button, I would like to know how.
>
There is still a psychological aspect that justifies the first option if
there is no easy way to get signal when previously pressed
is pressed.
Think about TV sets and radios ~20 years ago. They had several channel
buttons. If you press one it will stay there, and already pressed button
would jump up. Maybe people are not going to try press a button that's
already "on".
-Jani
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