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Selected Items vs Focusd Item

Posted: 10 Mar 2015 14:16
by armsys
Referring to:
timestamp , <focitem>;
Sets all 3 dates of all selected List items to match those of the focused item.
What's the difference between the selected items and focused item?

Re: Selected Items vs Focusd Item

Posted: 10 Mar 2015 14:32
by bdeshi
You can have more than one selected item, but only one focused item. Also: all focused items are selected, but not all selected items are focused. :kidding:

In a selection, the items that was selected last is the focused item.

Re: Selected Items vs Focusd Item

Posted: 10 Mar 2015 14:36
by armsys
SammaySarkar wrote:In a selection, the items that was selected last is the focused item.
Oh, I see only the last selected item is the focused item.
Thanks.

Re: Selected Items vs Focusd Item

Posted: 10 Mar 2015 14:40
by admin
SammaySarkar wrote:You can have more than one selected item, but only one focused item. Also: all focused items are selected, but not all selected items are focused.
Part 2 is wrong. Actually there is always one focused item, even if none are selected. And you can select only non-focused items using mouse drag.

Re: Selected Items vs Focusd Item

Posted: 10 Mar 2015 14:51
by bdeshi
Ah, I see. Actually I shouldn't have missed it because focused items have a light-orange background, and this BG is there even if they're non-selected :oops:
admin wrote:And you can select only non-focused items using mouse drag.
isn't this also wrong? :P Because focused items DO get selected if it falls within the mouse-dragged selection rectangle...

Re: Selected Items vs Focusd Item

Posted: 10 Mar 2015 14:54
by admin
SammaySarkar wrote:Ah, I see. Actually I shouldn't have missed it because focused items have a light-orange background, and this BG is there even if they're non-selected :oops:
admin wrote:And you can select only non-focused items using mouse drag.
isn't this also wrong? :P Because focused items DO get selected if it falls within the mouse-dragged selection rectangle...
Well, language failure. I meant to say: You can select items that are all non-focused. So my "only" was semantically attached to "non-focused", no to "you can select".