Le 12/04/2013 17:47, Hashini Senaratne a écrit :
I also thought before implement moving for several rows, we should start
with a single row. You have mentioned that 'move the row when the cursor
moves'. What I understood was, first we are going to try to move a row. But
did you meant that the row movements are going to be triggered according to
the cursor movements?
Or did you meant to move the row where the cursor is at the moment, by click
on a button added to the toolbar?
If it is also not the idea you gave me, I really did not get your saying,
"The toolbar/button will just have to hook on this code." Sorry for that.
Could you please explain it to me?
It would look like:
1/ implement the function slide_row_by__amount_xx (I do not know in what
unit the xx should be).
2/ when the test cursor is moved to a place where it would not be
visible, move a bit the row so that it is visible (by the minimal
amount, by a grater amount, I do not know). This uses the function
defined in 1/
3/ add some UI elements (to be determined) to be able to scroll the
current row when it is too large. The UI element will again use the
function of 1/ to do its job.
HTH
JMarc
