Pipeline Browser Requirements: Difference between revisions

From ParaQ Wiki
Jump to navigationJump to search
No edit summary
 
No edit summary
Line 1: Line 1:
=Mouse (pointer) interactions=
* Double click 'opens' or 'closes' an item (toggling between the two states).  The effects of 'open' and 'close' depend upon the item.
* File dialogue-like selection.  Anything on the pipeline browser should be selectable by click or click-drag, modified by ''Shift'' or ''Ctrl'' keys, per typical file browser selections.
* File dialogue-like selection.  Anything on the pipeline browser should be selectable by click or click-drag, modified by ''Shift'' or ''Ctrl'' keys, per typical file browser selections.
* Cut, Copy, Paste support
* Cut, Copy, Paste support
** Internal - can copy or 'instance' arbitrary groups of items.  For example, pasting a subgraph onto a node would paste that subgraph onto the node as a direct connection.  Pasting two separate subgraphs onto a node (at the same time) would paste two new subgraphs onto the node.
** Internal - can copy or 'instance' arbitrary groups of items.  For example, pasting a subgraph onto a node would paste that subgraph onto the node as a direct connection.  Pasting two separate subgraphs onto a node (at the same time) would paste two new subgraphs onto the node.

Revision as of 11:36, 31 March 2006

Mouse (pointer) interactions

  • Double click 'opens' or 'closes' an item (toggling between the two states). The effects of 'open' and 'close' depend upon the item.
  • File dialogue-like selection. Anything on the pipeline browser should be selectable by click or click-drag, modified by Shift or Ctrl keys, per typical file browser selections.
  • Cut, Copy, Paste support
    • Internal - can copy or 'instance' arbitrary groups of items. For example, pasting a subgraph onto a node would paste that subgraph onto the node as a direct connection. Pasting two separate subgraphs onto a node (at the same time) would paste two new subgraphs onto the node.