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On Tuesday 14 March 2006 14:41, Carl Hartung wrote:
> I'm assuming you're way more interested in behavioral and UI issues
> than any warnings that might appear during compiling?=20

Partly, but you know, bugs and wishes should be reported on=20
bugs.kde.org, otherwise I may forget them.

> I mean, you're=20
> probably aware of those, correct? The ones I'm referring to are the
> warnings about "deprecated" and "defined but not used" items?

Yeah, and some of those are not corrected by purpose: to remind us that=20
they need to be fixed properly. ;-)

> Also, I am still getting familiar with how things work and I know
> there's support for 'snippets' already built in, but contemplating
> this issue led me to think of a... widget, I guess you'd call it...
> that could exist in the right-button context menu in the file tree
> area, such that when you right-click a text snippet file it just
> copies the contents wholesale into the clipboard for pasting into
> your currently open document. I've experimented a bit with 'drag n
> drop' but it seems no matter how I click on a text file it is opened
> in a new tab. Note: This is really meant as an observation and
> possible idea. I don't expect you to drop everything to give me
> personal lessons! ;-) I'll figure the existing functions out as I
> work into it a bit deeper.

D&D of the content works only for text snippet templates. But for them=20
simple click or using Insert as text from the context menu works as=20
well.
There is no plan to support this behavior for any text file.

> One other 'real' question, though: Is there a way to configure a dual
> pane filesystem view like Krusader or mc? The single pane is
> certainly 'workable' but it gets cramped when you've got files spread
> out everywhere.

No, there is no such plan. The file manager part is there for=20
convenience. If you need complex file management, use Krusader (or=20
Konqueror). We don't want to reimplement them.


Andras
=2D-=20
Quanta Plus developer - http://quanta.kdewebdev.org
K Desktop Environment - http://www.kde.org

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