Re: I want to be able to type in the filename...
- From: Toralf Lund <toralf procaptura com>
- To: GNOME mailing list <gnome-list gnome org>
- Subject: Re: I want to be able to type in the filename...
- Date: Sat, 11 Dec 2004 20:27:04 +0100
Toralf Lund wrote:
David Bouchain wrote:
Toralf Lund wrote:
Can I change the GNOME fileselector behaviour so that I can type in
the filename?
Pressing CTRL+F in the dialog will give you a textbox where you can
type in the filename.
I understand though that this is NOT what you want to do everytime
when you open/save a file, and believe me,
Quite. Also, the CTRL+F does not appear to have the autocomplete
feature found in older releases, that made this file selector a lot
more usable in some ways than the ones found in other GUIs, IMO.
Actually, I just found that when under *some* condition, I'll get a
different popup which acutally has autocomplete, at least for some apps.
I haven't quite figured out what that contionion is. Makes it somewhat
better, but I'd still prefer having text input inside the actual box.
I'm not too happy with that solution either! I hope they improve this
somehow (I'd help, but I don't have time...)
I think the worst bit here is that it would appear that someone has
actually spent time *removing* this functionality ;-(
The GTK file selector is a GTK issue rather than a GNOME issue, so
this might be the wrong place to ask anyways. Hop over to #gtk on
GIMPnet IRC and ask those guys.
Ah. So its the plain Gtk+ fileselector that has changed. I was
thinking perhaps that this new thing I was seing was an addition to
libgnome.
This is a lot faster and (ahem) *user friendlier* if you know in
advance what you are looking for...
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