On Mon, 2001-12-10 at 20:10, iain wrote:
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This is what we currently have, but using ETableWithout, it's trivial to
change this to:
Available:
This is exactly what we do in the select names dialog. If you want to
try this and need any help with it, let me know.
Execpt as Dan pointed out we can't do this with the Folder lists (or the
weather for that matter) because you can remove a parent but not want
the children.
iain
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By the way, have you dealt with not being able to select parents in
weather? My solution would be to switch to an ECellToggle with 3
pixmaps. The two checkboxes and an empty pixmap. Then you would have
the model be smart about always returning the empty pixmap on parent
the RDF thing is an etable (in the code I have now on my laptop). But
because it's a flat table, it can have both the checkboxes thing, and be
reorderable.
Still, I don't see a reason to change the current way. It works just fine, and I actually like our UI better. (I have played
I don't like the add button
there's many cases in which it doesnt make sense, and if implemented
with gtkclist, is very hard to do nicely.
This can still be implemented with ETree. We could even write
ETreeWithout so that the folders disappear from the tree once they're
added to the
On Sat, 2001-12-08 at 22:05, iain wrote:
On Sun, 2001-12-09 at 01:53, Ettore Perazzoli wrote:
I'm working on this as having an etree showing the folder list with
checkboxes to select what ones are shown. Like *cough*outlook*cough*
I'd rather have an interface where you click
On Sat, 2001-12-08 at 23:55, Not Zed wrote:
The whole 'add/select one' thing is not very useful in many gui
use-cases, its hard to use (from the keyboard especially), and the api
is pretty messy (oh, we need a new feature, add a new argument, and
never refactor it ever again). The code uses
I'd rather have an interface where you click on folders and add them
with an add button. That's simpler, doesn't require as much hackery,
and (most importantly) allows you to re-order the folders in the
summary.
I don't like the add button
there's many cases in which it
On Sun, 2001-12-09 at 20:46, iain wrote:
The thing is, the only things that people want to be able to sort is the
RDFs. No-one has complained that they can't sort their mail summaries in
a funny order, or the weather. The weather and mail are done in a tree,
which is harder to make
I'm working on this as having an etree showing the folder list with
checkboxes to select what ones are shown. Like *cough*outlook*cough*
I'd rather have an interface where you click on folders and add them with an add button. That's simpler, doesn't require as much hackery, and
I have 2 words for you, but i wont repeat them here.
Like what? Just curious.
*I* am trying to make a quality piece of code here, if thats not what
you want, i'll stop trying, it is sure getting frustrating enough to
want to stop trying.
I don't think anyone ever
On Wed, 2001-12-05 at 01:31, Dan Winship wrote:
Calendar/Tasks linking:
* A calendar folder defaults to showing your default tasks (3997
#1)
* You can change it to show tasks from any other task
folder(s?), like with Summary.
for the moment, it can
On Thu, 2001-12-06 at 20:38, Not Zed wrote:
* You can pop up a config dialog showing you the complete
Evolution folder tree. You can select additional mail,
calendar, and task folders from there, and those mail folders,
appointments, and tasks will
(Hm... I don't think using her as a generic pronoun does much to fight
sexism when the context is being confused by computers ;-)
Hah. :-) English is hard.
Maybe we should just let
her select one of the accounts (i.e. storages) instead of an individual
folder... And the
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