Re: New file chooser (latest version)
- From: Jonathan Blandford <jrb redhat com>
- To: muppet <scott asofyet org>
- Cc: Federico Mena Quintero <federico ximian com>, GTK+ development mailing list <gtk-devel-list gnome org>
- Subject: Re: New file chooser (latest version)
- Date: 01 Mar 2004 15:09:14 -0500
muppet <scott asofyet org> writes:
> If any details i complain about are merely things that are planned but
> not yet complete, please accept my apologies. I am sincerely trying
> to help.
A lot of these are planned changes. I'm really hoping we can get most
of them done for 2.4.0.
> Bookmarks Sidebar:
> - The default size is far too big. It's half of the dialog, and it's
> almost completely blank space. The file/folder list should be the
> primary feature of this dialog, and the sidebar should size itself to
> what's inside.
Actually, I think this will be a pretty big part of the dialog. The
expectation would be that people will use it to pick their location a
lot of the time.
> - It cannot be shrunk beyond the width of the "add" and "remove"
> buttons. In the face of that, a way to hide the thing completely,
> e.g. by double-clicking on the resize grip as in mozilla, would be
> very helpful.
Planned. I haven't gotten to it yet.
> Select Folder Mode:
> When you select things, the list jumps around, so that the
> currently-selected row is always fifth (at least, that's what it looks
> like). It's very distracting and annoying. If it *must* move like
> that, how about an animation, so you can see that it's moving, where
> it's going and where it came from, instead of just a wrinkle in space
> and time?
Folder Mode is going to look a lot like the current file mode.
> Create Folder Mode:
> The window should be small when the full filechooser is collapsed, but
> it is not. I think this is just an implementation bug.
Implementation bug. I have a partial fix committed.
> Path Bar:
> The current directory is always at the end, even when you go
> backwards. If i recall the original proposal correctly, the child
> directories should stick around until you change to a directory that's
> not currently in the PathBar. Use case: i want to jump back up two
> levels really quick to make sure i'm getting the file in the right
> subdir, so i click on the parent in the PathBar. Now i have to
> navigate back to the child, whereas if the PathBar kept its full path,
> i'd be able just to click on the one at the end again.
We're not going to get this working for 2.4.0 unless someone
miraculously provides a patch. Would be nice (TM).
Thanks,
-Jonathan
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