The Mac allows visual feedback to the user that a window needs to be
saved by changing the red (left most) icon with a dark dot in it. I
don't know if Windows or Linux do the same thing.
How do I give this indication to the user? Is there a property in Rev
to do this?
Bill Vlahos
Trevor DeVore was working on an external for OS X, it can't be done
internally.
Ian
On 20 Mar 2008, at 14:12, Bill Vlahos wrote:
The Mac allows visual feedback to the user that a window needs to be
saved by changing the red (left most) icon with a dark dot in it. I
don't know if Windows o
Bill-
> The Mac allows visual feedback to the user that a window needs to be
> saved by changing the red (left most) icon with a dark dot in it. I don't
> know if Windows or Linux do the same thing.
>
> How do I give this indication to the user? Is there a property in Rev to
> do this?
I've
Mark Wieder wrote:
The Mac allows visual feedback to the user that a window needs to be
saved by changing the red (left most) icon with a dark dot in it. I don't
know if Windows or Linux do the same thing.
How do I give this indication to the user? Is there a property in Rev to
do this?
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mfstuart wrote:
> Richard Gaskin wrote:
>> BTW: What does the Win HIG recommend for indicating unsaved changes?
>
> Did a google search with "windows hig". Didn't find anything relevant.
>
> But what I do in an edit-record type form, (built in another language
> for Windows) is place the followin
Even if Windows doesn't have any standard HIG for this, the Mac does.
It is unfortunate that Rev doesn't have a way to to indicate it on the
Mac. It sounds like even AppleScript won't help.
Bill
On Mar 21, 2008, at 8:51 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Ken and I talked about this last night, hunti
Bill Vlahos wrote:
Even if Windows doesn't have any standard HIG for this, the Mac does.
It is unfortunate that Rev doesn't have a way to to indicate it on the
Mac.
True, it would be helpful.
I'd toss a couple votes at it -- what's the RQQC #?
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Bill,
I use a small (15 pixel) square button in the upper right corner of
the window. A round button would work, too - and probably look better
on OS X.
Green means the window is uptodate and does not need saving.
Yellow means there are unsaved changes (clicking on the button when
Yellow w
I just created the enhancement request 6213.
http://quality.runrev.com/qacenter/show_bug.cgi?id=6213
I requested both specifically to support this on the Mac (where Apple
has interface guidelines) but also a generalized standard way in Rev
to mark a stack as needing to be saved. This would be
It would be nice if this could be under programmer control. I have an
app that can have changes made to it that DON'T constitute a "change."
For example, if you get a record from the database to display it, it
changes the contents of the fields on the screen from what they were
before but if
Len,
Yes. I think what you suggest makes sense and would encourage you to add it to
the request.
Bill
On Wednesday, March 26, 2008, at 07:45AM, "Len Morgan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>It would be nice if this could be under programmer control. I have an
>app that can have changes made to i
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