David Luff writes:
>>
> A couple of points I noticed are that when sliding the mouse sideways
> across the menubar at the top, the original submenu is not replaced by the
> next ones,
I believe that this is a dsign decision in PLIB
It is related to being able to keep focus on a slider or a dial
David Megginson writes:
>
> David Luff writes:
>
> > A couple of points I noticed are that when sliding the mouse sideways
> > across the menubar at the top, the original submenu is not replaced by the
> > next ones, and pressing escape when a dialog with a cancel box is displayed
> > still br
On 1/19/03 at 7:51 PM David Megginson wrote:
>It may have to do with whether or not the dialog is modal. I'll have
>to experiment a bit.
>
>Did the old dialogs close when you pressed ESC?
No, the old behaviour was just the same, it was something I never got round
to mentioning...
Cheers - Dave
David Luff writes:
> A couple of points I noticed are that when sliding the mouse sideways
> across the menubar at the top, the original submenu is not replaced by the
> next ones, and pressing escape when a dialog with a cancel box is displayed
> still brings up the exit sim dialog instead of
On 1/19/03 at 7:01 PM David Megginson wrote:
>Michael Basler writes:
>
> > Could we draw the menu line over the full width, independent of
> > resolution? This is common for nearly all programs on all
> > platforms I know.
>
>Right now we're using the higher-level PUI menubar widget, so we have
>
Michael Basler writes:
> Could we draw the menu line over the full width, independent of
> resolution? This is common for nearly all programs on all
> platforms I know.
Right now we're using the higher-level PUI menubar widget, so we have
to take what we get. To change its appearance, we'd h
Curtis L. Olson writes:
> > How would people feel about going opaque?
>
> What about 90% opaque? Just enough to say, "yeah, we're cool" but for
> all practical purposes, they are opaque ... (?)
Sounds like a good compromise.
All the best,
David
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David,
After getting recent CVS updates the menu crash is gone for me too. Great
Work you guys!
Regards, Michael
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David,
> The translucent dialogs we've been using look very spiffy, but it
> turns out that they're not all that practical once you start using
> things like pop-up menus in combo boxes. Take a look at the clouds
> dialog in the latest CVS (FlightGear and base package) to see why.
>
> How would p
David Megginson writes:
> The translucent dialogs we've been using look very spiffy, but it
> turns out that they're not all that practical once you start using
> things like pop-up menus in combo boxes. Take a look at the clouds
> dialog in the latest CVS (FlightGear and base package) to see why.
On 1/19/03 at 6:06 PM David Megginson wrote:
>The translucent dialogs we've been using look very spiffy, but it
>turns out that they're not all that practical once you start using
>things like pop-up menus in combo boxes. Take a look at the clouds
>dialog in the latest CVS (FlightGear and base pa
David Megginson writes:
> The translucent dialogs we've been using look very spiffy, but it
> turns out that they're not all that practical once you start using
> things like pop-up menus in combo boxes. Take a look at the clouds
> dialog in the latest CVS (FlightGear and base package) to see why.
The translucent dialogs we've been using look very spiffy, but it
turns out that they're not all that practical once you start using
things like pop-up menus in combo boxes. Take a look at the clouds
dialog in the latest CVS (FlightGear and base package) to see why.
How would people feel about go
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