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Double click goes up directory..
Posted: 19 Oct 2005 21:59
by legion1978
Hi..mmm
a couple of things..
i ve seen this feature... dont remember where, but its quite useful, just double click on any blank place on tthe pane and it goes up, instead of havin to click on the toolbar.
maybe this happens only to me
but i often click on cut or go fwd button tryin to hit the up buttton... so..
also.. i think adding copy/move/backup to tab(if named or by stack number), cause most of the time you already have a working directory-es open, so theres no need to browse again to get to it. and the history list gets cluttered.. well u know
i commented this here..(
http://www.trackerv3.com/forum/viewtopi ... =2983#2983)
thats it for now
btw remarkable app!!
Re: Double click goes up directory..
Posted: 19 Oct 2005 22:37
by jacky
legion1978 wrote: i ve seen this feature... dont remember where, but its quite useful, just double click on any blank place on tthe pane and it goes up, instead of havin to click on the toolbar.
I don't know about the double-click, but what I'd like, think I already said that somewhere, would be to have on the context menu (blank area on listview) items to go Previous, Forward & Up yeah.
About the tabs on the copy/move lists, why not, but you know you can drag&drop the files on the tab to copy them (hold shift to move)
Posted: 19 Oct 2005 23:43
by legion1978
yeah yeah i know files can be dragged n dropped,but what if im moving several files and i drop them accidentally somewhere else...u know... this way u cant miss..
but its ok..
and yeah a menu should do fine too
Posted: 20 Oct 2005 09:21
by admin
legion1978 wrote:... this way u cant miss..
You can miss a menu command as well. Happens to me quite often...
Going up: try the
backspace key. Dblclick on area is counter-intuitive I feel: if at all, dblclick is "going down" for me.
Menus commands for history: well, ... Back, Foreward, Up... yeah, why not!
Posted: 06 Nov 2005 18:39
by jacky
admin wrote:Menus commands for history: well, ... Back, Foreward, Up... yeah, why not!
*bump*
Any news on this? Cause I'd really like to see thoose!
Posted: 08 Nov 2005 23:06
by legion1978
yeah me too.. even though id like better the double click thing.. its quicker than a menu and to go forward, u actually click on the desired folder icon..
Posted: 13 Nov 2005 07:39
by cycletronic
It sounds to me like some of you need to be introduced to a gestures program... I use StrokeIt. It's highly configurable, so you can make a gesture where you draw a line going up, and you go up a folder. Draw a line to the left, and you go back. I just now configured these things for Tracker... including navigating between tabs (up-left and up-right). It's pretty slick.
Posted: 13 Nov 2005 15:40
by jacky
cycletronic wrote:It sounds to me like some of you need to be introduced to a gestures program... I use StrokeIt. It's highly configurable, so you can make a gesture where you draw a line going up, and you go up a folder. Draw a line to the left, and you go back. I just now configured these things for Tracker... including navigating between tabs (up-left and up-right). It's pretty slick.
Yeah but a gesture & a menuitem aren't quite the same
Posted: 15 Nov 2005 21:12
by legion1978
c'mon.. i actually use the same thingy.. it works excelent, but the idea is not need many additional stuff right? like the renaming feature.
Posted: 17 Nov 2005 11:57
by admin
jacky wrote:admin wrote:Menus commands for history: well, ... Back, Foreward, Up... yeah, why not!
*bump*
Any news on this? Cause I'd really like to see thoose!
They just entered the building... (4.20.0049)
Posted: 17 Nov 2005 14:34
by jacky
admin wrote:jacky wrote:admin wrote:Menus commands for history: well, ... Back, Foreward, Up... yeah, why not!
*bump*
Any news on this? Cause I'd really like to see thoose!
They just entered the building... (4.20.0049)
This is great, I love it!
Thanks