Marcin Kasperski a écrit : > Whenever I change some game and then try to leave it (say, press > Ctrl-Down to go to the next one) I get dialog box: > > Scid: New Game > > This game has been altered. > > Do you really want to continue and > discard the changes made to it? > > [Yes] [No] > > I hate this dialog. > > First, in spite of I saw it hundred of times, I > still find myself unsure which button to click. One must carefully > read the text to understand what will happen. It would be *far* > better if it was slightly edited, for example so: > > Scid: New Game > > This game has been altered. > > Do you really want to continue and > discard the changes made to it? > > [Discard changes and go] [Return to the game] > > But still, even in such version this dialog does not offer > an option which is almost aways what I want. This option is to > save the game and go where I wanted: > > Scid: New Game > > This game has been altered. > > Do you want to save it before continuing, discard > the changes, or return to the game to reexamine it? > > [Save & Go] [Discard & Go] [Return] > > Finally ... having seen this dialog hundred times, I do not > remember even one case when I wanted anything else than to save > the game and then go where I wanted. So it would be nice if > I could fix such behaviour. This could be some preference > setting, say Options/Games/Always Auto-Save, which - when > enabled - would always save the currently edited game > instead of asking this question. > > Note that by 'saving' I mean 'the right thing' - replacing the > game in case it was already present in the database, adding new > game if it was not yet saved. >
That seems a good thing. I would write something like [Save before continue] [Discard changes] [Return] or (Save before continu*ing* !?) And I would leave the questions' content intact, in the 4 cases where it is asked. Pascal ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: Splunk Inc. Still grepping through log files to find problems? Stop. Now Search log events and configuration files using AJAX and a browser. Download your FREE copy of Splunk now >> http://get.splunk.com/ _______________________________________________ Scid-users mailing list Scid-users@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/scid-users
