Morning Carsten Dreesbach,
> 7. Hit left-arrow at root level, close the sub-tree?
>
> Strikes me as sort of strange...
Not me :-) It is consistent in that it will only close subtree when
there is no higher level, and I guess that's okay...
But thinking about it, we could ponder the general behaviour of the
arrow keys in different situations:
a) in open sublevel
left moves up one in folder hierarchy
right depends
a1) in open sublevel with no sublevel
left as a)
right does nothing
b) on level with closed subtree
left depends
right opens subtree and moves to first subfolder
c) on level with open subtree
left as a) except root level
right does nothing
d) on root level with closed subtree
left nothing
right as b)
e) on root level with open subtree
left closes subtree
right as c)
So... my thoughts are:
1) would it be better if in situation c) <right> also moves to first of
sublevel?
2) should in situation a1) <right> move to the next folder in same
hierarchy?
2a)should <right> behave like <down> in a1) or only move to end of
subtree?
3) should <left> always close sublevel in situation c)?
My opinion is Yes on 1,2,3 and No on 2a) What does everybody else
think?
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