> David Edmundson a écrit :
>> Hey all,
>>
>> The other day I tried to reconfigure the icons on the toolbar in Kopete
>> (or in
>> fact any KDE application) and didn't think the interface was
>> particularly
>> great or quick to use.
>>
>> I then tried to make a working prototype of how I think it should work.
>> I've
>> got a screencast on my blog
http://www.sharpley.org.uk/page/blog/22>
> Looks great! I have been working on this some time ago, but didn't find
> a nice solution for KPart-enabled applications, because in this case
> there are quite a few restrictions on how you can move toolbuttons
> around as the KPart buttons must still be grouped together.
>
> I would be curious to see how your patch work on Konqueror for example.
I did have a think about that, then promptly ignored it. My code was more
of a bodge mockup than a patch and it doesn't save the positions of
dragged icons. Which is where the kparts problem would occur.
I'm currently working on a proper patch where that issue should be
present. I think in it's current code design it won't allow you to drag
actions from parts into toolbars owned by the main window, and vice versa.
However there wouldn't be a clear indication to the user as to why. I'll
implement what I can, then come back here and try to come up with a
solution to that problem.
(from another email)
> * I hope it is sticky d&d (like in panel now)
What is sticky drag and drop?
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