Manoj Rajagopalan wrote:
Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
Instead of doing this on a per dialog basis, I think we need a global
preference (in the prefs dialog) with three radio button:
* locale aware sorting
* case sensitive sorting (non locale aware)
* case insensitive sorting (non locale aware)
Then we could get rid of the new case insensitive check box in the
ref dialog.
Abdel.
Won't this disallow the flexibility to switch between types of
sorting? For example, I may name frequently used refs with upper case
but I may like to sort case-insensitively at other times to locate
some refs faster. If this is made a global pref it'd be tough to
change quickly.
Right... I assumed that one won't change this kind of things very often
(I don't). OK, forget about it then.
On a per-dialog basis, we could consider a label+combo box to allow
various options to prevent widget over-crowding:
Sort: [sort combo box [V]]
where the sort combo box lists the following options:
* Disabled
* locale-aware
* case sensitive (non locale-aware)
* case-insensitive (non locale-aware)
This widget-couple can be planed into the refs dialog and the TOC
outline UI.
That could work indeed. The only drawback is that you would need two
clicks in order to change a sort option instead of one now...
Abdel.
