Hi Carl, Jerome, 2008/7/13 Jerome Laheurte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > On Sat, 12 Jul 2008, Carl Zmola wrote: >> 2) Here is what I am trying to do, and my approach for review >> >> Feature: >> When you double click on an item (task) in the treeview, I would like >> the viewer to automatically open to the field that you clicked on. >> For instance, If I click on the categories column, I want the viewer to >> open to the category tab. If I click on the "Start Date" column, I >> would like the "Dates" tab to show and the "Start Date" column to have >> focus. > > Indeed, it would be nice.
I second that, this would make TC quite a bit more user friendly. > It would be nice to have it for both the task list and the task tree. Actually, I have been hacking during the holidays and after my %$$^^ internet provider brings the connection back up I'll check in the code. Two of the changes I made were to integrate the four effort viewers into one effort viewer and integrating the task tree and task list viewer into one task viewer. The new effort viewer has a drop down menu on the toolbar to switch between effort details, effort per day, effort per week, and effort per month. The new task viewer has a drop down menu on the toolbar to switch between the list view and the tree view. The new task viewer uses the TreeListCtrl widget under the hood even when in list mode (it changes the model into a flat list). So, just concentrate on the task tree and the task list mode will (should) work automatically. >> To do this, I need to be able to pass all this information through the >> command notification process. >> Step one is to process the kwargs at the taskviewer >> Step two is to allow kwargs to pass into the TaskViewer.editItemDialog >> method. [snip] I'll see if I can take a more detailed look into this when everything is working. Cheers, Frank
