World: r3wp

I did. Correct me if I'm wrong but it's only a problem in scroll-panel's 
that can scroll vertically? Is there a real (as opposed to theoretical) 
usage case where you'd need a drop-list in a vertical scrolling panel?

the screenshot is from my real application :(

Just had a look at the source again ... as the droplist-mode for 
drop-list gone?  We used to have the option of setting 'auto, 'middle, 
'upward and  'dowward

Defaults to auto now, and has for some time.

So, we can no longer change this?

IOT, auto doesn't work for me .. my drop lists disappear at the bottom 
of the window losing data.

Please post a small test case that demonstrates this. Thanks.

Looks like my problem was that I had nested tab-panels,and the inner 
one with the drop list was deeper r than the outer one.

and the outer tab-list cut off the bottom of the drop list.

tab-panel

Temporarily solved the drop-list problem in a scroll panel by just 
doubling the data in the list ...

So it no longer matters if I can't see the bottom.

Just wondering how hard it would be to do a predictive text like 
widget

I couldn't predict that ;)

What exactly is it?

auto-complete?

I was thinking of cellphones that use predictive text to guess what 
you're trying to write.  if the word isn't correct, you hit a special 
key and it cycles thru all the choices for you changing the current 
word in-situ.

Now predictive text is trickier cause each key has 3 choices of letters 
whereas a full keyboard there is no doubt about the letters you are 
typing.

so, perhaps more interested in the cycling ....

the idea is to greatly speed up text entry at the keyboard

OpenOffice does predictive text on the basis of words you've previously 
typed. It seems cool until you use something like manager, managed, 
managing and management in it. It then quickly becomes annoying and 
slows text entry down.

how so .. you type man and get 5 choices so save on typing all the 
rest ...

With Open Office you type man and get management whether you like 
it or not?

I think they do it that way to avoid having to use the mouse ...unless 
you can make the selection without using the mouse, choosing will 
be slower than typing.

On my mobile I use the * key to switch between choices

If a gui pops up, perhaps a key combination could be used to make 
a selection

Carl's Rebodex has something like what you describe.  It filters 
the data in a list rather than a drop-down type widget, but that 
would be easy enough to change.

... for you guys.  ;-)

Note that drop-list / edit-list already have this feature.

Ashley, you look at the art I uploaded?

graham, to me it would be faster to type than to select from a list, 
for most words. so it would really be just annoying. it can only 
help on longer words of which i'm not sure about the spelling...

it's a need on cell phones because of the small keyboard.

Textmate only autocompletes when pressing escape. when pressing escape 
multiple times, you can switch between alternative completions.

Still ergonomists have thought hard on how to speed up typing on 
restricted keyboards .. maybe there is something there that can be 
taken to a full keyboard

different point - is it necessary for the highlight to be removed 
from a text widget if the focus has gone elsewhere?
It doesn't happen with list widgets

Yes, text focus is implemented via View's caret handling functions 
which enable portions of text to be highlighted ... contrasted with 
list widgets which either highlight the entire row (or not).

Reichart, yes ... I'm deferring my decision until I've gone further 
with the UI changes; no point settling on something only to find 
it needs changing as the base look changes. I'll message you privately 
once the UI look is finalized and I'm ready to proceed with the [complementary] 
logo look.


Also, is there anything more comprehensive on the Quilt UI I can 
look at? I've got the Quilt Design Style Guide and the Search Sketch 
mockup, but really need something that either explains or shows color 
state changes (e.g. what happens as the mouse moves over various 
widgets and different states are triggered by clicking things)? Is 
there the equivalent of a Quilt "tour" I can take ... something that 
demos all widgets in action?

Logo - Cool


Quilt - Not yet.  In fact, state changes and gestures (mouse moves, 
drag and drop) is not done yet.  However, ya'll can be the first 
to learn, Richard (Cypher) will be taking over as head of development 
for Quilt.


Jason, Will and my self designed it up to this point, and now Richard 
and I will carry it forward, with Jason and I moving on to building 
a complete and fast Rich Text Editor for Qtask, and Will and I will 
be making our Calendar more dynamic.

Edgar will be leading the API back end...

410

?

I have no clue when and why I might have entered "410". It wasn't 
me! Maybe one of my little guys got near the keyboard...

;-)

I see how I can "talk" to , say, a text in a group by doing   set-text 
group/pane/1  but how  do I set the caption of a text in a group 
on the second tab of a tabgroup?

set-text group "New Text"

Ahley : How do I change  dinamically the tree  widget ? (nodes and 
texts)

you can't

add or remove nodes

>> items: [ "a" "b" "c" ]
== ["a" "b" "c"]

>> foreach i items [ display/dialog "" compose/deep [ button (i) 
[ unview ]]] do-events


why does this only display the first "a" button and none after that 
?

use hide-popup ...

User wants to know if they can right click on a radio-group to de-select 
any selection.