> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > To: plasma-devel@kde.org > Subject: Re: more task-refactor issues > Date: Sun, 5 Oct 2008 22:58:02 +0200 > > On Sunday 05 October 2008, Christian Mollekopf wrote: > > Hi, > > > > i've done some work on the tasks-refactor widget > > and implemented multiple row support. > > > > To bring it to a usable state i would like to discuss some things again: > > > > Multiple Row Support > > > > The multipleRow support currently works like this that you can set a > > maximum number of rows. A row is considere to be full on a ceratain number > > of tasks (currently hardcoded 6). If a row is full a next row is added > > until the maximum number of rows is exeeded. If both, rows and columns are > > exeeded more collumns are added as needed. > > > > -Idea to calculate value on which row is full? (or also configurable?) > > when the width becomes less than a ratio (say 0.6 or something) of the > preferred size? > the maximum number of rows could be something like height of the > taskbar/KiconLoadr::SizeSmall >
Sounds reasonable > > Only Group when full (library) > > > > -Should a taskbar be considered as full (for the group only when full > > option) if the first row is full, or if both, rows and columns are full? > hmm, not sure of that, maybe only whel all rows are full? > Yes you're right. Now that i think of it again, the user actually defined how many rows he want so the taskbar is full when all rows are full > > Group Popup Menu > > > > The popupMenu seems quite convenient to me. Unfortuantely i wasn't able to > > implement a BasicMenu on rightclick on a popupmenu entry but this should be > > ready with the "fancy way" as marco pointed out. > > > > Expanded Group > > > > Since the current behaviour isn't working anymore with more than 1 row > > we have to change it (exept we want to have different behaviour if 1 rows > > or more are chose..) Ideas: > > -popup which overlays existing tasks +not much movement in the taskbar when expanding/collapsing -wasted space since the rest of the taskbar is unusable (only where the popup overlays tasks actually), but gets still displayed) > > -"zooming in" -> replace the rootGroup layout by the group layout +no wasted space -taskbar changes completely on expand/collapse >From functionality both ideas lead to a taskbar where only the current >expanded group is usable. Therefore it's probably more an interface problem. Maybe i should just implement both so we can try them out.... > sigh, seems really an implementation detail that gets evident on the > interface, not good :( the current behaviour would be the most intuitive, but > would require to use only one grid layout, code wide a bit of a nightmare... Yes, the current behaviour is not an option from my POV because ist would also not be possible to give the group a distinctive layout. > maybe zooming in and when zoomed display a fake task item that says zoom > out? > Yes i had the same idea =) > Cheers, > Marco Martin > > > > Show only minimized(iconified) tasks: > > > > -should we add this functionality? > > Regards -- GMX Kostenlose Spiele: Einfach online spielen und Spaß haben mit Pastry Passion! http://games.entertainment.gmx.net/de/entertainment/games/free/puzzle/6169196 _______________________________________________ Plasma-devel mailing list Plasma-devel@kde.org https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/plasma-devel