[another PATCH]: Kicker find as you type
Dominik Seichter
domseichter at web.de
Tue May 3 16:03:00 BST 2005
Am Tuesday, 3. May 2005 15:46 schrieb Stephan Kulow:
> Am Dienstag 03 Mai 2005 15:23 schrieb Fred Schaettgen:
> > Or why do we even need a search line in the "configure shortcuts" dialog?
> > This search line is now ubiquos throughout KDE, so few will be surprised
> > to see it in the K-Menu.
>
> Because it's a menu not a dialog. If you had chosen a different way to
> present the applications/bookmarks and added a line edit in there, I
> wouldn't have a problem with that, but making an ugly thing (a broken and
> unstructured menu) even more ugly is not going to help.
The kmenu is a special menu though. I think it is also recognized as such by
normal users. So it is IMHO ok that the kmenu has different and advanced
features compared to a normal popup menu (say a context menu in konqui).
One could of course use a listview for the search feature in the kmenu to
present the results to the user. A listview would not be confused with a
normal popup by the user. But I think the menu would get really ugly if we
display suddenly a listview during searching....
CU Dom
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