>But let me explain another idea for handling resize (for sheets, >frames, windows, etc): >as in many graphics programs (for example Inkscape) it's possible to >resize an object with the mouse in the following ways: >- standard (the default behavior), as currently (for sheet in a way, >for windows and frames in another, ok) >- using <ALT> click, drag (or move) >- using <CTRL> click, resize (from the selected handle, and in our >case lower right corner) but using the same proportion (width and >height ratio) >- using <SHIFT> click, resize (free, without constraints) but from the center
I personally don't see a strong use case for investing the time in implementing something like this. However, maybe for version 2.0 when we revisit the L&F design. >Ah, sorry, one last thing but not related to this, but on the Scaling >on the interface: >I've seen that when zooming in no scrollbars appears so it's not >possible to see other parts of the application (I have to zoom out, >point the mouse at the center of the area, then zoom in) ... it's not >a big problem, but for example browsers have this. If you zoom in on an app that uses a scroll pane, you will see the scroll bars (try zooming in on the Kitchen Sink demo).
