Re: Setting the properties of multiple selected objects in stead of just one (the first or only selected->data)

[Alexander <RittervomNie web de>]

Zhang Lin-bo schrieb:
> On Tue, 11 Jan 2005, Alexander wrote:
>
> > Zhang Lin-bo schrieb:
> >
> > > and if objects originally
> > > have different values for a property, the original
> > > value shown in the dialog should be greyed (like
> > > other office tools do)
> > What if 2 got color "blue", 1 got color "red" and 3 got color "green" 
> > and I
> > want to change color of all to "white"? Option dialogs with grayed fields
> > make mum's oldest angry like chief rain-in-face :-) (and the dialog 
> > would be
> > a useless feature. Why making it possible to edit multiple objects and 
> > then
> > limit it again)
>
>
> I meant the current color is displayed 'greyed', but the user can still 
> change
> the color, and once the user assigns a new color it is shown in the 
> normal way
> (otherwise what color is displayed before the user making changes, blue, 
> red,
> or green? :))
mkay, just a gimmick ;-)