> I want to express by agreement with Aaron.

> The menus in koffice to insert koffice parts for example doesn't look
> like a file dialog either, even though it's all about loading files
> under the hood.

This may even be correct, because there a) exist only a couple of separate
parts to select and b) there exist no nested folders/packages like like
concepts.

Ever seen a class selection tree in a Java IDE, there are much more possible
classes to choose from, and they are propery categorized by nested packages.
A plaint list would fall flat on its face, so a tree is used for
visualization.

Regards
Dirk




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