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Un-hide auto-hidden Panes by mouse click only
« on: September 04, 2009, 12:36:09 pm »
Hi Alex,

The good:
you can automatically hide the fileexplorer and the output pane.

The Question:
Is it easily possible for you to add an optional option to un-hide auto-hidden panes with an left mouse click only?
Because auto-hidden panes every time appears if the mouse hoover over the button.
Which disturbs sometimes.

XML-setting would be enough.
What do you think.
Stefan, HippoEDIT beta tester  (HippoEDIT News On Twitter: http://twitter.com/hippoedit/)

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Re: Un-hide auto-hidden Panes by mouse click only
« Reply #1 on: September 04, 2009, 01:13:05 pm »
Hi Stefan,

I would say that what you request is non-standard behavior.
It is designed to appear on mouse hover, like this is done in all other apps :)
Do you know some example application where it is done with mouse click only?
And maybe we can check why it disturbs you? ;)

Best regards,
Alex.

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Re: Un-hide auto-hidden Panes by mouse click only
« Reply #2 on: September 04, 2009, 02:31:06 pm »
Well, the idea is not bad, or may be it is better to use mouse gestures that were around in Windows for example to launch a screensaver, and there are tons of add-ons similar to AutioHotKey e.g. StrokeIt I used (http://shrinkify.com/1682) , but the popularity is so so. On the positive side you probably can use it as plug-in in HE to do these pane manipulations and more!

One other thing I would like to mention is that I do not like to reach out and dig into XML files for tweaking.
I just hate XML.

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Re: Un-hide auto-hidden Panes by mouse click only
« Reply #3 on: September 04, 2009, 02:56:13 pm »
Hi Stefan,

I would say that what you request is non-standard behavior.
It is designed to appear on mouse hover, like this is done in all other apps :)
Upps  :D i didn't think on such.

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Do you know some example application where it is done with mouse click only?
No, and i didn't check this. It was just an idea.

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And maybe we can check why it disturbs you? ;)
It's just the panel suddenly appears if i take the mouse over the hidden pane button.
I mean even if i didn't want open the panes,... it's just my hand which goes that way
without my permission  ;D

It's just to not let the pane get open every time you go to the left with the mouse.
So an opening delay would work for that issue  too.

I just tried <HoveringDelay>6000</HoveringDelay> without success  :P

Maybe smtg like
<HiddenPaneOpenDelay>4000<HiddenPaneOpenDelay>
and
<HiddenPaneCloseDelay>1000</HiddenPaneCloseDelay>
 is doable?

But only if some free time.


« Last Edit: September 04, 2009, 03:00:42 pm by Stefan »

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Re: Un-hide auto-hidden Panes by mouse click only
« Reply #4 on: September 04, 2009, 03:09:23 pm »
I think additional delay to open panel on hover and to close it on mouse leave also with delay is a good idea. And as far as I see from Visual Studio behavior, they do the same.
Yes, I would add this with new 1.46 beta, but probably not configurable but with some reasonable defaults to avoid unintentional opening ;)

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Re: Un-hide auto-hidden Panes by mouse click only
« Reply #5 on: September 04, 2009, 04:06:37 pm »
Fine, thank you.

 

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