Hi, I agree with Chris, we can see later in detail some key handling, maybe configurable even with some style (for example the ability at the end of a row to stay in the same cell, or to go to the first element of the next row if any, or to return to the first cell in the same row, etc).
And, important, will it be possible to add/remove rows and columns ? Using a single array for all cells could make things a little complex here ... just as quick ideas. Bye Il giorno 10/ago/2011 20:43, "Chris Bartlett" <cbartlet...@gmail.com> ha scritto: > On 10 August 2011 21:26, Chris Bartlett <cbartlet...@gmail.com> wrote: >> 1) Up & down arrow keys change the selection, but left & right don't >> do anything yet > > Now that I have played with this a little bit, I think I would expect > the arrow keys to move the selection in the direction that they > represent. > > So, if there are 4 items in the GridView, and it is currently being > laid out as a 2x2 grid, pressing DOWN when item[0] is selected would > move the selection to item[2]. ie, the selection would move from the > first column of the *first* row to the first column of the the > *second* row. > > Although I use keyboard shortcuts heavily, I would suggest > concentrating on the layout first and then getting to the keyboard > handling when the rest of the functionality is complete.
