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List:       kde-commits
Subject:    kdebase/kicker (silent)
From:       Aaron J. Seigo <aseigo () kde ! org>
Date:       2004-11-30 4:20:21
Message-ID: 20041130042021.8BB601B903 () office ! kde ! org
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CVS commit by aseigo: 

CVS_SILENT keepin' it fresh


  M +8 -17     TODO   1.30


--- kdebase/kicker/TODO  #1.29:1.30
@@ -15,5 +15,6 @@
 Scroll Buttons don't always go away when they should
 System tray reserves too much space on vertical panels
-
+Creating new items puts them in crappy locations
+Applets can't be dragged between panels
 
 Being Worked On
@@ -76,21 +77,11 @@
       and just don't cut it.
 
-++++  Refactoring manager classes
-***   There are several classes that perform similar or complementary
-      functions to other classes, and several of these same classes are
-      singletons or only instantiated once. This just begs for a
-      refactoring to make the codebase smaller and simpler. Targets
-      include removing PanelManager, merging PluginManager/PluginLoader,
-      ExtensionManager/PluginLoader, investigating the necessity of
-      MenuManager...
-
 ++++  Drag and drop enhancements
-***   Drag and drop behaviour is broken in various ways in kicker. In
-      particular, dragging from one panel to another should allow one
-      to move rather than copy the element. A popup menu should appear
-      on drop like in Konqueror and KMail. Dropping on buttons like
-      QuickBrowsers, the Home icon, etc should behave consistently and
-      like dropping to a file manager window. There are many DnD reports
-      on bugs.kde.org which can provide further inspiration.
+***   Drag and drop behaviour is broken in various ways in kicker.
+      A popup menu should appear on drop like in Konqueror and KMail.
+      Dropping on buttons like QuickBrowsers, the Home icon, etc should
+      behave consistently and like dropping to a file manager window.
+      There are many DnD reports on bugs.kde.org which can provide
+      further inspiration.
 
 ++++  Systray icon layout


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