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Henrik 4-Jan-2006 [3791] | pekr, I don't know what it takes to make it compatible with RebGUI, as I've never worked with it. |
Graham 4-Jan-2006 [3792x5] | http://www.compkarori.com/reb/pluginchat7.r |
when you click on a name in the list, ip and port information is given. | |
prelude to private chat. | |
synapse chat 0.0.16 at http://www.compkarori.com/reb/pluginchat9.r | |
the background slows everything down so as per Allen's suggestion, I have set saved-area: true for all the buttons. I did the same for the main message area which fixes up the slow scrolling issue, but causes a resize error sometimes. Not sure how to fix this as resetting the saved-area to true after a resize doesn't fix it. | |
Volker 4-Jan-2006 [3797] | If the background is calculated, saved-area: true on background? |
Allen 4-Jan-2006 [3798] | try pasting the below in layout [text "Hello world"] or effect [grid 10x10] or effect [gradient 0x1 255.20.20 20.20.255] |
Henrik 5-Jan-2006 [3799] | 0.0.15 uploaded Changes: New: Updated documentation with images New: DATA can now also be a single block of values Fix: IN-COLS is no longer mandatory Fix: MAIN-COL is no longer mandatory New: Default WIDTHS now a fraction value. New: Fractional widths of the list width as decimals Fix: List size calculation optimizations Fix: Scroller width is now always equal to the corner reset button width New: SCR-WIDTH lets you set the scroller width Fix: AGG is no longer a requirement New: CLEAR to quickly clear the list The files have moved again: http://www.hmkdesign.dk/rebol/list-view/list-view.r Docs are available in makedoc2 format at: http://www.hmkdesign.dk/rebol/list-view/list-view.txtand http://www.hmkdesign.dk/rebol/list-view/list-view.html |
Graham 5-Jan-2006 [3800x2] | Seems to be a missing graphic for the docs |
ie broken link. | |
Henrik 5-Jan-2006 [3802] | yes, some graphics are still missing. there is a bug in the width calculation code, which I want to fix for 0.0.16, so I thought that would have a higher priority |
Graham 5-Jan-2006 [3803] | what does the corner reset button do ? |
Henrik 5-Jan-2006 [3804] | resets the sorting mode to 'nosort |
Graham 5-Jan-2006 [3805x2] | Any plans on adding drag and drop on to the list ? |
eg. moving elements from one list-view to another? | |
Henrik 5-Jan-2006 [3807] | maybe if I get time, but it will not be added until after inline editing and most bugs have been fixed... |
Graham 5-Jan-2006 [3808] | we'll try and give you more feedback about bugs then :) |
Henrik 5-Jan-2006 [3809] | thanks... 0.0.16 and forward will provide some testcases and new demos, so it's going to be easier to test. |
Pekr 6-Jan-2006 [3810x2] | Graham - please slow down with new features, unless basic ones do work :-) I would like to ask you, if you or your users do really heavy drag and drop and what is more, even in between several grids? |
but I can tell you what our 300 users are used to, working with 3 grids we introduced within last 10 years, what they valued most - - column resizing was not an issue at all - proper grid can calculate size to set it automatically - we had two modes, auto column-width adjust, or static, set in config - drag and drop was rarely used for columns. You can do it othe way around - let users to choose which columns they want to see, in what order. Let them save the config!!! Without it, forget about your grid being powerfull - what ppl are looking for is comfortable view of their data. Each person is used to slightly different view - horizontal scrolling is a must. How cbut I can tell you what our 300 users are used to, working with 3 grids we introduced within last 10 years, what they valued most - - column resizing was not an issue at all - proper grid can calculate size to set it automatically - we had two modes, auto column-width adjust, or static, set in config - drag and drop was rarely used for columns. You can do it othe way around - let users to choose which columns they want to see, in what order. Let them save the config!!! Without it, forget about your grid being powerfull - what ppl are looking for is comfortable view of their data. Each person is used to slightly different view - horizontal scrolling is a must. How cbut I can tell you what our 300 users are used to, working with 3 grids we introduced within last 10 years, what they valued most - - column resizing was not an issue at all - proper grid can calculate size to set it automatically - we had two modes, auto column-width adjust, or static, set in config - drag and drop was rarely used for columns. You can do it othe way around - let users to choose which columns they want to see, in what order. Let them save the config!!! Without it, forget about your grid being powerfull - what ppl are looking for is comfortable view of their data. Each person is used to slightly different view - horizontal scrolling is a must. How cbut I can tell you what our 300 users are used to, working with 3 grids we introduced within last 10 years, what they valued most - - column resizing was not an issue at all - proper grid can calculate size to set it automatically - we had two modes, auto column-width adjust, or static, set in config - drag and drop was rarely used for columns. You can do it othe way around - let users to choose which columns they want to see, in what order. Let them save the config!!! Without it, forget about your grid being powerfull - what ppl are looking for is comfortable view of their data. Each person is used to slightly different view - horizontal scrolling is a must. How cbut I can tell you what our 300 users are used to, working with 3 grids we introduced within last 10 years, what they valued most - - column resizing was not an issue at all - proper grid can calculate size to set it automatically - we had two modes, auto column-width adjust, or static, set in config - drag and drop was rarely used for columns. You can do it othe way around - let users to choose which columns they want to see, in what order. Let them save the config!!! Without it, forget about your grid being powerfull - what ppl are looking for is comfortable view of their data. Each person is used to slightly different view - horizontal scrolling is a must. It is so basic feature, I wonder why noone is requesting it? grids based upon list show its main flaw - non ability to scroll horizontally. Real life apps do consist of more fields usually then you can fit into your screen ;-) - sometimes users requested split-view, so that few left columns got locked and did not scroll horizontally .... - proper keyboard handling is a must - enter=edit, ins=insert record, del=delete record, move by arrows, pgdn, pgup, end home, ctrl plus pgdn, pgup, home, end, left, righ .... | |
Ryan 6-Jan-2006 [3812] | Eliza is a hotty!!! |
Pekr 6-Jan-2006 [3813] | ah damned, I should request new notebook, sorry, my keyboard is so broken - few keys don't work and I have to keep "a" in clipboard, making wrong presses with ctrl plus c which is near ctrl plus v |
Henrik 6-Jan-2006 [3814x2] | pekr, config saving will come, but I'm not sure yet how to do it. maybe an object or something. Horizontal scrolling, I need to figure out. It will be an additional mode that can be activated by setting FIT-WIDTH to FALSE. By then, a scroller will appear along the bottom and different policies regarding column drawing need to be made. A little complex to figure out, but it will come. |
in honor of good UI design, the horizontal scroller will always be visible. I hate the scroll-views that jump around, because of appearing/disappearing scrollers | |
Pekr 6-Jan-2006 [3816] | with text-list - does scroller updates automatically when I reassign text-list/data to newly formed data block? |
Volker 6-Jan-2006 [3817] | No. There is text-list/update. Partially broken. I have a fix somewhere, but not used for some month. |
Pekr 6-Jan-2006 [3818] | still broken even in 1.3.2? |
Volker 6-Jan-2006 [3819] | Did not check. Try it :) |
Pekr 6-Jan-2006 [3820] | :-) |
[unknown: 9] 6-Jan-2006 [3821] | Henrik.........looking good! |
Graham 6-Jan-2006 [3822] | Glad you like Eliza Ryan! :) |
[unknown: 9] 6-Jan-2006 [3823] | Yeah putting Eliza in was funny, might as well add jivespeak : ) |
Henrik 7-Jan-2006 [3824] | LIST-VIEW version 0.0.16 uploaded. Changes: Fix: LAST-CNT crashed on empty SORT-INDEX after filtering New: FILL flag to set whether or not to paint all rows in the list view New: COLORS/4 contains the color of the background behind the rows. New: When resizing OUT-COLS in runtime, WIDTHS is reset to default values Fix: Columns can now be appended or removed to OUT-COLS in runtime Fix: Changed behaviour so that DATA is always treated as a block of blocks if manipulated by LIST-VIEW itself. Only external input of a single block value can change this. Fix: INSERT-ROW-HERE, REMOVE-ROW-HERE, CHANGE-ROW-HERE failed on empty DATA New: Stricter typechecks on manipulation functions Fix: Values are now copied into DATA Fix: Sorting did not work, when using only one DATA column New: Allows using keyed blocks as input for manipulating functions. Fix: Header size now calculated with OUT-COLS also, which removes a crash New: Created a test suite in file list-demo.r New: Moved demo code out of this file Main file is available at: http://www.hmkdesign.dk/rebol/list-view/list-view.r Demo and testcases available at: http://www.hmkdesign.dk/rebol/list-view/list-demo.r Docs are available in makedoc2 format at: http://www.hmkdesign.dk/rebol/list-view/list-view.txtand http://www.hmkdesign.dk/rebol/list-view/list-view.html |
Ryan 8-Jan-2006 [3825] | can anybody answer this, or at least provide some hints: I heard something about the viewtop becoming open source, did this come to pass? can I modify it to suit my own needs (commercially). |
Ammon 8-Jan-2006 [3826] | Viewtop is currently open source. NOt sure where the official source is located though... |
Graham 8-Jan-2006 [3827] | you can modify it, but you have to submit the changes back to RT. |
Anton 8-Jan-2006 [3828] | I downloaded it when they released it. Filename is viewtop1200.zip |
Ryan 8-Jan-2006 [3829] | thanks all! |
Gabriele 8-Jan-2006 [3830] | i think the version in the sdk is more recent. |
Ryan 8-Jan-2006 [3831] | even better, thanks! |
Henrik 8-Jan-2006 [3832] | LIST-VIEW 0.0.17 uploaded. Changes: Fix: FILTER was broken. Seems to be a bug in clearing bitsets. New: EDT-FLD-ACT and EDT-LST-ACT to let you perform functions when tabbing out of an inline editing field Fix: Column selecting marked columns beyond the end of DATA. Fix: Fractional widths are now properly resized, when resizing the list New: Inline Editing! Can be activated with the EDITABLE? flag (default on) |
Pekr 9-Jan-2006 [3833x4] | Henrik - it does not work easily - you can't do list-view and then list-demo.r, as it seeks list-view.r on your hd ... that should be stated ... |
as for demo, I am somehow confused .... your naming conventions seem quite strange. Naming something "here" is imo not good. in-cols, out-cols, main-col ... what shoul one think of it? why not simply all-cols, or visible-colls, etc.? | |
another things - why main-col is resizable? I saw no desings as such yet .... every column should be resizable, or not ... | |
guys, don't get me wrong, but imo first design should be decided, then implementation done, or you will end-up patching your initial solution ... | |
Henrik 9-Jan-2006 [3837x2] | pekr: Listview file searching noted... |
pekr, well, I find the names to be logical, but if we can agree on better names, it's only a matter of search/replace | |
Pekr 9-Jan-2006 [3839] | I know :-), but e.g. in-cols description in table, I can't even properly translate it ..... but then - I am not native englishman, so my problem :-) |
Henrik 9-Jan-2006 [3840] | pekr, MAIN-COL is resizable, because that was easy to do and I use that in my design. It works very well in my older implementation.that's why I continued using it. |
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