R. Lahaye wrote:
> Martin Vermeer wrote:
>>
>>+-- Corner Coordinates (X,Y) ---+
>>| |
>>| X Y _ |
>>|( [___][pt] , [___][pt] ) | |
>>| |_ ( [___][pt] , [___][pt] ) |
>>|
> "R" == R Lahaye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
R> PS: how do you select another tab in a tabbed dialog without using
R> the mouse?
You can't. However, it _is_ possible to add shortcuts to tabs in
xofmrs, but we did not do it yet.
JMarc
Herbert Voss wrote:
>
> the problem is, that there are some users who are not
> willing to use the mouse. And xforms doesn't allow
> reaching nontextfields with the tabular key. So every
> inputfield needs a label with a shortcut. Makes things
> a bit ugly ...
Currently, in some cases, the Tab-k
R. Lahaye wrote:
>>>
>>>+-- Coordinates (X,Y) --+
>>>| |
>>>| X Y |
>>>| Left Bottom ( [___][pt] , [___][pt] ) |
>>>| Right Top ( [___][pt] , [___][pt] ) |
>>>|
Martin Vermeer wrote:
>
> Yes but, yes but... it is strange to see a reference to "Bottom" (or
> "lower" appear *above* a reference to "Top" (or upper). And mathematicians
> are a vanishingly small minority of mankind ;-)
>
> My modest, more visual proposal:
>
> +-- Corner Coordinates (
On Tue, Feb 05, 2002 at 09:08:17AM +0100, Herbert Voss wrote:
> R. Lahaye wrote:
>
> >>>+-- Coordinates (X,Y) --+
> >>>| |
> >>>| X Y |
> >>>| Left Bottom ( [___][pt] , [___][pt] ) |
> >>>
Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
>
> R. Lahaye wrote:
> > where "Show:" is one of the items in the selection, but it's in a
> > very special bolt font with white filling and a box drawn around
> > it This "Show:" should be removed from the selection list, if we
> > keep this selection style.
>
> XFor
R. Lahaye wrote:
> where "Show:" is one of the items in the selection, but it's in a
> very special bolt font with white filling and a box drawn around
> it This "Show:" should be removed from the selection list, if we
> keep this selection style.
XForms takes the label of a choice and generates
Herbert Voss wrote:
>
> right, but the mathematicians look always from left to right
> and therefore the real names are lower left and upper right.
> Maybe better to choose these ones?
I myself like the "Left Bottom" and "Right Top"; sounds more
natural to me.
But I believe we've reached the le
R. Lahaye wrote:
>>>+-- Coordinates (X,Y) --+
>>>| |
>>>| X Y |
>>>| Left Bottom ( [___][pt] , [___][pt] ) |
>>>| Right Top ( [___][pt] , [___][pt] ) |
>>>|
Herbert Voss wrote:
>
> R. Lahaye wrote:
> > How about the following terminology and simplyfied layout for
> > the Bounding-box-tab:
> >
> > +-- Coordinates (X,Y) --+
> > | |
> > | X Y |
> > |
R. Lahaye wrote:
> See attachment.
ok, I understand. Will have a look.
> where "Show:" is one of the items in the selection, but it's in a
> very special bolt font with white filling and a box drawn around
> it This "Show:" should be removed from the selection list, if we
> keep this selection
Herbert Voss wrote:
>
> R. Lahaye wrote:
> >The two upper buttons have text "Default|#D" and "Custom|#C".
> >Something went wrong with the implementation of the shortcuts.
>
> not to me.
See attachment.
> >The "Show:" selection button has also as one of its items
> >"SHOW:". Re
R. Lahaye wrote:
> Today (Feb. 5th) I've updated my CVS, which came with a revised
> version of the Graphics dialog; however, not yet an Apply button.
is on the way. Before it can work, it must be committed to cvs
makes sense ... ;-)
> The Help button only gets activated after making a mo
Hi,
Today (Feb. 5th) I've updated my CVS, which came with a revised
version of the Graphics dialog; however, not yet an Apply button.
The Help button only gets activated after making a modification,
whereas the Restore button is always activated. Has the
'activation-policy' accidentally been ex
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
> R> Maybe it's worth considering both styles for LyX dialogs: short
> R> explanations in the bottom, when the cursor moves across certain
> R> areas of the dialog, and a Help button that will provide more
> R> elaborate information.
>
> From what I have seen in herbert
Herbert Voss wrote:
> > 2) Concerning Graphics dialog Size-tab:
> >
> > The "keep aspect ratio" button seems to be only applicable
> > to the Custom selection (Default or Scale must keep the
> > aspect ratio; what else can they do?).
> > I would therefore suggest to have the "keep asp
On Monday 04 February 2002 2:54 pm, Angus Leeming wrote:
> I think now we see the dialog in action without an Apply button, I agree
with
> Rob. It'll be more user friendly in 1.2 to have the button to play with the
> canvas. After 1.2 is out, we'll have an Apply button that invokes lyxfunc
> c
I think now we see the dialog in action without an Apply button, I agree with
Rob. It'll be more user friendly in 1.2 to have the button to play with the
canvas. After 1.2 is out, we'll have an Apply button that invokes lyxfunc
code in a similar manner to the other dialogs. We'll probably need
On Monday 04 February 2002 1:20 pm, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
> > "R" == R Lahaye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> >> > Should there be a consensus and have a harmonized help style?
> >>
> >> good question.
>
> R> Maybe it's worth considering both styles for LyX dialogs: short
> R> explana
> "R" == R Lahaye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> > Should there be a consensus and have a harmonized help style?
>>
>> good question.
R> Maybe it's worth considering both styles for LyX dialogs: short
R> explanations in the bottom, when the cursor moves across certain
R> areas of the dialog
Herbert Voss wrote:
>
> R. Lahaye wrote:
> > .for the same reason there's an Apply button in the
> > Preferences dialog. Remove that one and all LyX users will
> > shout :). So why not have also one in the graphics dialog?
>
> 1. do you want to have the graphic more than once?? ;-)
Uh. What
R. Lahaye wrote:
> .for the same reason there's an Apply button in the
> Preferences dialog. Remove that one and all LyX users will
> shout :). So why not have also one in the graphics dialog?
1. do you want to have the graphic more than once?? ;-)
2. only the values for the view inside lyx
Herbert Voss wrote:
>
> R. Lahaye wrote:
> > 1) I find it annoying that I cannot Apply changes in the
> >Graphics dialog, without closing it.
>
> There was a short a discussion about the sense of an
> apply-button in a graphic dialog. But it's no problem
> to go back. What does the others say
R. Lahaye wrote:
>
> 1) I find it annoying that I cannot Apply changes in the
>Graphics dialog, without closing it.
>
>One may want to try several values (display size for example)
>before closing the dialog, but that is now not possible.
>
>So please add an Apply button to
Hi,
1) I find it annoying that I cannot Apply changes in the
Graphics dialog, without closing it.
One may want to try several values (display size for example)
before closing the dialog, but that is now not possible.
So please add an Apply button to the Graphics dialog.
2) Concern
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