Re: [Denemo-devel] Large Menu of Objects

[alex stone]

Jeremiah, what about user defined menus?

The user goes to Edit/Menu Preferences (for example).

He selects 'new menu' and gives it a name, and a keybinding.

He then populates the menu with his actions/symbols/whatever of choice, saves it, and the newly named menu appears in a list of menus, somewhere in the headers. (i.e. File, Edit. MENUS, etc...)

The user can have more than one self built menu, and actions can be on more than one menu, as we may use some actions more than once, in different workflow tasks.

Alex.

On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 5:21 PM, Jeremiah Benham <address@hidden> wrote:

My Main Menu of objects is too large to fit on my screen. It makes it a
little painful to use. I don't know what other peoples screen resolution
is. I am using 1024x768. I was trying to think of a solution for this.
If I hide the main menu then click on maximize and or minimize it fits
my screen well. I was considering that a possible solution would be to
write something to save the state of the view menu. This way a first
time user will see all the menu's (newbie mode) and then later turn them
off (expert mode). I thought of another possible solution would be to
have a menu configuration option in view. This would have a pop window
and series of check boxes to toggle display or hiding of submenus within
any menu bar.

Jeremiah



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