On 12/14/2012 06:15 PM, Connor Carney wrote:
Why can't the implementation be global? The existing sort interface
is globally implemented by Gtk.
On Thu, Dec 13, 2012 at 3:50 AM, Petko <pditc...@gmail.com
<mailto:pditc...@gmail.com>> wrote:
My two cents : I don't think that removing the bar with the column
names is inappropriate - it's just needed to understand the info
below (if there were a "date modified" column and a "date created"
column how would you tell them apart) .
A suggested behaviour : clicking (left or right) on said bar (with
"Name","Type",etc.. ) pops a context menu with "Sort by->" and
"Columns->" . Both open an attributes list (name,date mod , date
created , etc.)(as part of the same context menu) . In Sort you
choose one item to sort by , and in Columns you check the columns
you need displayed . I think that'll solve everything and be
usable by everyone . Opinions ?
Of course the implementation can't be global , so actually getting
every major developer to do it is kind of impossible , but if we
here agree on it it's some sort of a start.
Petko
Well you are correct , but it's kind of a designer decision . Donno , I
wouldn't be against a global implementation , I just don't think it'll
happen .
Petko
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