Okay, done.
The default configuration is:
- double click: edit in place
- shift double click: open dialogue subview
- ctrl double click: open view
- shift-ctrl double click: open dialogue subview and then close the table subview
I think this is a reasonable default that will match the workflow of many people. But of course everyone is free to remap these functions.
Feedback required: double click in tables
Re: Feedback required: double click in tables
Double-click is generally used to open a new window/tab for more in-depth work in most apps. Inline/in-place editing is usually done by single-clicking an already-highlighted entry.Zini wrote:- double click: edit in place
Re: Feedback required: double click in tables
I don't remember having ever seen this behaviour and certainly none of the applications I have currently on my system behave that way.
Besides, that sounds like serious trouble. What do you do if you want to edit a cell that is currently not selected? Click it once to select it, wait to avoid triggering a double click and then click it again? That's just asking for trouble.
Besides, that sounds like serious trouble. What do you do if you want to edit a cell that is currently not selected? Click it once to select it, wait to avoid triggering a double click and then click it again? That's just asking for trouble.
Re: Feedback required: double click in tables
I've seen that specific behavior somewhere before, Windows renaming works that way.
Re: Feedback required: double click in tables
Isn't Chris talking about the behaviour such as the search bar (e.g. firefox), excel spreadsheet, etc where you click and start entering data?