Hi Mirek,
On Thu, 2012-10-04 at 16:38 +0200, Mirek M. wrote:
I deliberately left this scenario out of my proposal [1], because:
a) If some infobars are hidden, it means the user is not made aware of
some problems. All info bars should have similar importance, and thus
it's not good to hide some and show some.
b) LibreOffice developers should take care not to overuse infobars.
They should also be careful to use them only to "offer possible
remedies to document-related problems, or at least to give information
about them so that the user can remedy them himself".
c) If there are so many issues with a document that there's a flood of
infobars, then the user should probably react to at least some of
them. If he doesn't want to, he can always dismiss them.
Ok, then I'll leave that unbounded and we'll see what happens later.
Thanks for your quick answer.
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Cedric
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