[Kmymoney-devel] [kmymoney4] [Bug 312816] Resize ledger No. column

[allan]

https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=312816

--- Comment #11 from allan <agander93 at gmail.com> ---
(In reply to comment #10)
> (In reply to comment #9)
> > With the Number column, I really don't like being able to see just three
> > characters when entering or editing a number. 
<snip>
> My argument was the following: if your account already contains transactions
> with long check numbers you don't have this problem. So you only need to
> type seeing only tree characters if you are entering the first transaction
> in an account and you are not using the transaction form. Which, I argued,
> has a low incidence. Don't you agree with this?
> 

Personally, for me this is not a problem as, at least at present, my check
numbers are six digits, although I have had accounts which contained alpha. 
This may actually have been a fuss over nothing, as going back to the OP, I
suspect his reference number will have been imported.  There is still be no way
at all at present to have his number totally visible, so all that is needed, at
least in his case, is for the column to display the whole content.  The rest of
the proposed column resizing patch would see to that.

<snip>
> 
> I didn't have so much of a trouble with the arbitrary value as with the idea
> of resizing a column in which a cell is being edited while typing which,
> from my point of view, is a totally not standard behavior of a table view,
> please give me an example of an application that does that.
> 
I haven't looked for one.  Perhaps I'm an innovator?  <BG, really>  I'm happy
to
drop this now.
<snip>
> > If you agree, i'd like to go back to this, although without the maximum
> > width restriction.  It's mostly done.
> 
> I'm not against requesting a review for anything. If the patch and the
> behavior it implements is sound I'm not against it.
> 
> I had two problems with the previous patch in the order of their importance:
> 1. It was setting a maxim with for the amounts column
> 2. The resizing while editing in-place which I don't consider a standard
> behavior

Yes, they go.

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