Re: [Fwd: [Bug 53580] Changed - KEYNAV: GtkTreeView]

[Bill Haneman <Bill Haneman sun com>]

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>Here's a good one for you-- any thoughts on how column re-ordering in a
>tree/list should be done via the keyboard?  Does Java implement this? 
>(I don't think Windows does).

A couple of comments:  I notice that in your keynav document it suggests 
that Gtk doesn't support table - not true, one uses GtkTreeView to 
implement a table (as well as a list, which your query above implies).

You also suggest that Java doesn't have a List equivalent - this is a 
special case of JTable I think.

As for a keybinding for reordering columns (or rows):  how about 
Ctrl-arrowkey ?  Is that reserved already ?

-Bill

>Cheeri,
>Calum.
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>CALUM BENSON, Usability Engineer       Sun Microsystems Ireland
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Bill Haneman x19279
Gnome Accessibility / Batik SVG Toolkit
Sun Microsystems Ireland