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on 2/22/02 12:59 PM, Jeff Leung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Great work everyone.
> Just some feature requests (not sure how to implement these myself):
>
> 1. In my case, I like to keep the buddy window thin and tall and off to the
> side. As such, if a buddy has a long status message, it isn't completely
> visible. Any way to maybe have a tooltip pop up with the full status
> message, perhaps after a couple seconds of hovering?
I did a quick search of the Cocoa documentation at developer.apple.com and
it looks like this is possible, but as far as I can tell it would require a
bit of work to do this. As far as I can tell NSOutlineView does not have any
native support for tooltips, so you would have to call
addToolTipRect:owner:userData: for each item that would need a tooltip, and
potentially change this each time the window is updated for group
expand/collapse, resize, change in buddy status, etc.
> 2. Looks like Edit Account.../Connect/Disconnect menu from the Services tab
> in the buddy list is now contextual, so the Connect item is disabled when I
> am connected. However, it was sometimes useful to use the Connect item when
> trying to reconnect to the service. Could this be put back in (maybe rename
> it Reconnect when you're connected?)?
I checked that change in. Are you saying that the wrong menu item is
enabled? In other words, you aren't connected but Fire thinks you are? If so
I think that's the real bug. You can certainly use disconnect and then
connect with the current behaviour.
-Jason
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