[GRASS-dev] Re: [GRASS GIS] #306: v.in.ogr GUI is missing --o and
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Sat Sep 13 19:15:11 EDT 2008
#306: v.in.ogr GUI is missing --o and --v
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Reporter: msieczka | Owner: grass-dev at lists.osgeo.org
Type: enhancement | Status: new
Priority: major | Milestone: 6.4.0
Component: wxGUI | Version: svn-develbranch6
Resolution: | Keywords:
Platform: All | Cpu: All
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Comment (by cmbarton):
I've followed this but haven't had the chance to relook at the options
dialog tabs closely to see what the commotion is about until today.
The flatnotebook control, probably for nice aesthetic reasons, does not
show partial tabs but only complete ones if a window is too small to show
all tabs.
To recap, this behavior has misled some folks into thinking that there are
not more tabs to the right.
However, there is a visual clue--one that people need to get used to, of
course, but a consistent one--to additional tabs beyond the right OR left
side of the window. The little arrows on the right will be darkened in any
direction that there are hidden tabs.
There are some customizations possible for flatnotebook tabs, but I don't
see anywhere that we can change the behavior that you either see all of a
tab or you see none of the tab. The arrow buttons are a nice indicator of
hidden tabs. This is a bit of a learning curve, especially for new users.
But it's not too bad.
There are some other kinds of notebook controls, of course. Most lack
arrow buttons to move to tabs outside the window.
After we get this version well-stablized and bugs fixed, we can look into
other kinds of notebooks for the layer control area (e.g., AuiNotebook) to
see what advantages and disadvantages there might be. IMHO, the tabs we
are using now look quite nice aesthetically.
Michael
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