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List:       kde-usability
Subject:    Re: New KListView class
From:       "Alexandre Gravem" <vikingtux () gmail ! com>
Date:       2007-02-14 3:11:43
Message-ID: 40b05ebe0702131911x141def6dlf8f0ea20119b4d06 () mail ! gmail ! com
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>
> what does it look like when one selects an icon at (row, col) (0,1) and
> then
> one at (5,7)? is a line drawn between them? i'm not really sure what would
> be
> less attractive: a long running line or some icons grouped if they are in
> proximity to each other and others not.


I see that as if you let a water drop fall over your desk, if you let
another drop fall near enough then the two get joined, if not the two drops
stills as they are. My little knowledge of the english idiom forbid me to
explain my idea properly, but I hope you got it.

- A. Gravem

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204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;">what does it look like when one \
selects an icon at (row, col) (0,1) and then<br>one at (5,7)? is a line drawn between \
them? i&#39;m not really sure what would be <br>less attractive: a long running line \
or some icons grouped if they are in<br>proximity to each other and others \
not.</blockquote><div><br></div></div>I see that as if you let a water drop fall over \
your desk, if you let another drop fall near enough then the two get joined, if not \
the two drops stills as they are. My little knowledge of the english idiom forbid me \
to explain my idea properly, but I hope you got it. <br><br>- A. Gravem<br>



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