Hi Matteo,
Well, in this case my goal is to let the user see the content of not-full
rows without explicitly looking for it, and to move rapidly from an item to
another without too much corrections.
I see.
Good catch. Also speaking from a Western perspective, I find it somewhat
confusing to be brought at the opposite side of the one I was moving to (and
columns can be long and involve scrolling, while rows don't scroll). My
point is that currently left/right let you navigate through all the items,
while up/down keys can leave a row "hidden".
This again makes lots of sense to me. Also, we didn't hear anything
about wrapping around from top to bottom being necessary behaviour, so
I guess, just doing it should be fine.
I don't know the original goals of that features: currently it seems to me
that if you use modifiers than nothing happens.
As I said, I /think/ you should keep that behaviour.
* If "none" item is present, then it could be accessed only from the
first item by pressing any of left/up (also page up/home ?) keys.
When selected, it can be exited only by pressing right/down (also
page down/end?) keys, but always lead to the first item.
I'm less sure of this, now. If a wrap around for up/down is desired, the
current behavior of always passing through the "none" item probably makes
more sense. Unless we find a dedicated key to select that item, which could
solve the situation. Any idea?
Hrm. Extremely wild idea: use backspace..?
More conventional idea: use Tab to go the normal items, use Shift-Tab
to go to the "None" item.
* Return key behavior: at least it should not close the color
configuration window, but my guess is that's a misconfiguration of
the specific instance of ValueSet.
Not entirely sure about this one, although probably most people would
want to use Return and Tab the same way (i. e. to get to the next
widget and select a colour).
I just noticed that wrote that this is used for both both colour
configuration and selection ...
* for the configuration what I wrote makes sense
* for selection, less so – I guess, pressing Return there should
indeed close the popup
Astron.
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