Hi Sebastian,
On Sat, 24 Oct 2009, Sebastian Moors wrote:
>
> Thanks for sharing your ideas! I like especially the main view. Do i
> understand it right that the part "main workpiece" should act as a
> container for the other widgets("views")?
Yes! So the other sketches fill in the details of what those views (or
contexts or modes) would look like. It's assumed that switching contexts
(i.e. switching between each sketch image that I sent) can happen in a
fast an intuitive manner (such as dragging pattern to the editor icon...
and then being immediately in the Sequence Editor context).
> It would be handy if it would be allowed to place the widgets
> dynamically, like the old MDI-like view of 0.9.3, but better
> integrated. Maybe more in the sense of dockable widgets.
> That would allow that someone who works on a Netbook could work just
> with one widget at the time, but people with a 24" tft can work with
> more widgets ( like sequencer + instrument rack) at the same time..
> Maybe we can even extent the idea and allow it to spawn a second
> "widget-container window" on a second screen.
These are good points. You are right that the sketches I sent intend to
*exclude* this ability. However, I'm serously thinking about how to do it
without crippling the "netbook" interface.
On a similar note... I haven't quite figured what do with changing window
size. For example, I intended that the "main" widget have *no* scrolling.
Loops and whatnot are limited by your screen and resolution. (Don't know
if could be accomplished... but that's what I was *hoping* to do.) So
then what happens if they go from fullscreen to minimum? Hmmm? I haven't
figured that one out, yet. :-)
Peace,
Gabriel
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