Re: Feedback please - emelFM2 on gtk3
- From: Serge <omoikane@xxxxx>
- To: emelfm2@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 3 Oct 2013 15:02:51 +0400
On Thu, 3 Oct 2013 15:07:17 +1000
<tpgww@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> The rationale is - you select an item, then delete it, and then
> there's nothing left that YOU selected.
>
> The filelist (treeview) cursor is still there, after the position of
> the last-deleted item. An up- or down-arrow keypress will select the
> next item in that direction.
>
> I know that some users prefer to always have something selected. You
> may recall the config option to select first item in newly-opened
> directories. Maybe we should relate to that, as a general policy for
> the post-task state of each filelist.
>
> On the other hand, we can reasonably argue that renaming should not
> remove the selection. Code to implement that is now in svn.
>
> And, oh joy, on gtk3 it still selects one item too many e.g. select
> and rename 2 items, end up with 3 selected.
>
> I'm inclined to try to prevent that, even at the cost of removing the
> post-deletion selection that you favour !
Sorry, but problem is not selected/not selected. Filelist position
skips to the top when no item is selected but scrollbar stays on the
right place. This is very annoying. Most file managers keeps filelist
position when refreshing/deleting etc. And this is good.
You can see well known Midnight Commander:
1/after deleting item(s), they removed from filelist and next to last
deleted item is selected;
2/when renaming file, next to renamed one is selected and renamed file
added to right place (maybe outside of visible items);
3/when creating new directory, filelist scrolls to that directory and
select it in the centre of pane;
4/when refreshing, filelist always keeps position.
Very useful)
Sorry about bad English.
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