Re: [GNUe-dev] Intuitive behaviour in Forms

[Reinhard Mueller]

Am Don, den 15.07.2004 schrieb address@hidden um 21:43:
> > * Personally, I regard it as quite unintuitive that cursor keys navigate
> > through the records. A more intuitive reaction to cursor-up and
> > cursor-down could be:
> > 1. if the focus is in a multi-line entry, and we aren't at the
> > first/last line, move a single line up/down.
> > 2. otherwise, if the focus is in a widget with more than one row, and we
> > aren't in the first/last record, move a row (= a record) up/down
> > 3. otherwise, move one entry up/down
> 
> And how would you make rows 'scroll' a record forward or backwards? I
> would expect that if I'm in the last row and press the down arrow it
> will 'scroll' one record, so, still in the last row, I have the next
> record in it.

Yes. Until there are no more records.

Thanks,
-- 
Reinhard Mueller
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