[Digikam-devel] [Bug 114465] Wish: simpler entry of tags
Rainer Krienke
krienke at uni-koblenz.de
Mon Mar 31 13:17:36 BST 2008
Am Montag, 31. März 2008 13:00:02 schrieb Gilles Caulier:
I just tried the new tag creation dialog. Tag creation is really nice now. I
have however one comments for this new feature:
- When creating new tags I am unsure if autocompletion in the last stage of
the tagname (i.e. the last existing child, a leaf) is really useful. This
would only be the case if a new tag or the root of a new hierarchy would in
many cases be based on an existing tag name. So this would be only then be
helpful if you want to create tags like /parent/blue and
then /parent/bluewater, /parent/bluesea/fish. I think in most cases you
want to create tags
like /parent/red, /parent/green, /parent/water, /parent/sky. In these cases
the leaf-autocompletion is puzzling the user because I do not search a tag
but want to enter a new one but the system gives me a "proposal": If I have
a minimal hierarchy like "/parent/a" and then want to enter a new
tag "/parent/b". If I just type "/parent/" then autocompletion shows
me "/parent/a" which is the point I found confusing. I know I can simply go
on typing but the point is if autocompletion really does make sense here.
Please note: Whereever I search photos having certing tags leaf-autocompletion
is of course very useful. However when entering a new tag I think a leaf in
the tag hierarchy tree like described above should not be shown by
autocompletion.
Rainer
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