Hi Patrick again,
>
>I forgot to mention that we may have to think about finding a way to
>truncate the long or large text values. Not as easy as it sounds
>though.
Okay.
>I have added a message to prevent empty attribute names: in the list,
>if you deletes the name of an attribute and try to validate this
>change, a message dialog is shown and the attribute's name is
>unchanged. Can someone check this message and possibly correct it?
>Thanks.
I think the message is just fine. I wonder if we should also
disallow creating attributes with no value either.
>Also note that the value entry in the lower half of the dialog is
>still a GtkEntry (i.e. no multi-line text possible from this widget):
>as already said by Ales, it is very convenient to be able to leave
>this area with a simple 'Enter' (contrary to the previous dialog where
>multi-line text were possible from here).
The old dialog box drove me nuts when adding attributes.
Yeah, I was playing with editing attributes (via the top list)
and when you press enter, a multi-line attribute is created. The first
time you do this accidentally (press enter up there), you will realize
what is happening after you move the mouse away. I think this is okay,
but it might confuse the users at first. As silly as this sounds, maybe
we need a check box that says "Allow/Disallow multi-line attributes".
But I'm 100% okay with the way things are for the upcoming release. :)
If anybody has an opinion, by all means, voice it.
-Ales
