Re: New question on address list in compose window
- From: Jack <ostroffjh sbcglobal net>
- To: balsa-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: New question on address list in compose window
- Date: Tue, 18 Jun 2013 12:10:30 -0400
On 2013.06.18 10:54, Peter Bloomfield wrote:
On 06/17/2013 01:55:36 PM Mon, Jack wrote:
I know some things about the gtk3 version of the recipient list have
been discussed, but I don't recall any mention of whether it would
be possible (and reasonable) to allow vertical expansion of that
widget. Right now, I get just under three lines displayed. If I am
doing a Reply-all, and want to trim some of the addresses near the
top of the list, I have to scroll up for each address, as after
deletion of one, it again displays the bottom of the list. Could a
pane split be put between the recipients and subject? Would it work?
Shoulda read more closely: no, a pane split between the recipients
and the subject is tricky. The headers are all packed in a GtkGrid
to keep vertical alignment. So I put all the headers in the top
pane, and the content in the bottom pane. They *could* be split as
you suggest (and that would be needed to get separate control over
the recipients and the attachments), but at the cost of losing
vertical alignment.
Comments?
It will take me some time to try the version you mentioned in the
previous response to see if that is good enough. I have not done any
gtk programming in years, so I'm just not currently familiar enough
with the widget set to suggest anything else at the moment. I'm
tempted to say that if the attachments are moved above the subject,
then losing vertical alignment between subject and the other fields
might be OK, as the others (from, recipients, attachments) can still
stay together and aligned.
I also just noticed that if you add an attachment, and then delete it,
the attachment list does not go away. That is not a problem - I just
wanted to be sure it was intentional.
Jack
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