Review Request: Add support for wheel events in the page navigator in the status bar (Stage/Flow)

Thorsten Zachmann t.zachmann at zagge.de
Fri Jun 15 03:15:59 BST 2012


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Ship it!


Looks good. Thanks for your efforts.

But there are some things I am not decided about:
* should the wheel events also be dealt with if the mouse hovers the buttons?

I think that would be a nice addition.

* proper behavior in Right-to-left environment is?

For the wheel I think there is no difference. The document is read from top to bottom.

* what to do if the page editor has focus?
  a) ignore wheel event
  b) exit edit mode (dropping any changes), then scroll as in display mode
  c) take current edited number, exit edit mode, select page, then scroll as in display mode
  d) change the edited number and stay in edit mode, but do not activate a page
  e) change the edited number and stay in edit mode, activate the page with the number

Implemented is currently b), because it felt to me better and more consistent.
Currently only on pressing Enter an edited number is picked up, set respective page selected and the editor left.
Why would one start enter a new number and then switch to use the mouse wheel? Switching to the wheel is more like
cancelling the editing mode, not continuing.

I think b is good.


- Thorsten Zachmann


On June 14, 2012, 4:12 p.m., Friedrich W. H. Kossebau wrote:
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> (Updated June 14, 2012, 4:12 p.m.)
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> Review request for Calligra, Yue Liu and Thorsten Zachmann.
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> Description
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> I found that I sometimes would like to scroll the pages with the status bar page navigator.
> So this patch adds support for switching the pages with wheel events.
> It makes the page navigator behave similar to a vertical scroll bar (so not like a normal integer editor),
> as it seems similar in the UI concept to me:
> * control buttons on the left and right (not up/down)
> * page number like a representative/symbol of the current page, and pages are ordered with lower page numbers first
> This way it feels more natural to me (had it first differently).
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> But there are some things I am not decided about:
> * should the wheel events also be dealt with if the mouse hovers the buttons?
> * proper behavior in Right-to-left environment is?
> * what to do if the page editor has focus?
>   a) ignore wheel event
>   b) exit edit mode (dropping any changes), then scroll as in display mode
>   c) take current edited number, exit edit mode, select page, then scroll as in display mode
>   d) change the edited number and stay in edit mode, but do not activate a page
>   e) change the edited number and stay in edit mode, activate the page with the number
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> Implemented is currently b), because it felt to me better and more consistent.
> Currently only on pressing Enter an edited number is picked up, set respective page selected and the editor left.
> Why would one start enter a new number and then switch to use the mouse wheel? Switching to the wheel is more like
> cancelling the editing mode, not continuing.
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> What is your opinion?
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> Diffs
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>   libs/kopageapp/widgets/KoPageNavigator.cpp 2ecdc9a 
>   libs/kopageapp/widgets/KoPageNavigatorButton_p.h f7fdc26 
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> Diff: http://git.reviewboard.kde.org/r/105229/diff/
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> Testing
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> Scrolled with a few slides, with and without page number editing mode.
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> Thanks,
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> Friedrich W. H. Kossebau
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