On Friday 08 August 2003 16:11, Andreas Gungl wrote:
> Am Freitag, 8. August 2003 00:53 schrieb Ingo Klöcker:
> > On Thursday 07 August 2003 23:53, Till Adam wrote:
> > > - it if is globally on, you can disable it on a per
> > > folder basis and additionally disable subject threading for
> > > this folder
> > > - bool threaded = mThreaded && mFolderThreaded
> > >
> > > Same for html. That would simplify things and get rid of some
> > > bugs as well.
> >
> > Especially for the html setting this doesn't make sense. Only for
> > very few of my 100+ folders I have HTML rendering enabled. With
> > your proposal I would have to turn HTML globally on and then turn
> > if off for each and every folder (except for the few were I
> > really want it).

I'm in the same situation as Ingo here not just HTML but for threading 
as well.

> Okay, here is a quick idea I didn't think about too much yet - it
> just came into my mind. What about having a tristate for the
> folder's options: - default (i.e. the gloabl setting)
> - off (locally overwritten no matter what is set globally)
> - on (locally overwritten no matter what is set globally)
>
> It allows both scenarios described by Ingo and it's (IMHO) pretty
> clear for the user. I just don't know whether it's conform to the
> guidelines.

Yes, I think tri-state would be ideal, but two state has the advantage 
of being able to be implemented via a checkable menu item. How would 
tri-state be implemented?

Don.
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