[spe.pycs.net] Re: Poll: SDI or MDI for Linux as default? FINISHED

[www.stani.be]

Indeed let's stop this poll.  SDI and MDI are and will
both be supported by SPE on all platforms. Default
behaviour was chosen by majority. Seems fair.
Jorge, spe is already using sashwindows.  The whole
window under in MDI with shell, recent, browser,
index, todo, ... is a sashwindow. That's not the
problem.  If people want dockable windows, you need to
write a class for a window which can switch
interactively between a (mini)frame and a sashwindow.
This is not impossible, but I have other things to do
(see previous mail). If someone wants to implement
this, he should test on the file sm/wxp/smdi.py (the
spe motor behind the double mdi/sdi interface). If it
works there, it will work in spe.

Stani

--- Jorge Godoy <godoy at ieee.org> wrote:
> On Sex 07 Mai 2004 12:23, www.stani.be wrote:
> 
> > Hi ,
> > Let me first reassure all SDI enthousiasts that
> from
> > now on SDI will always be implemented. The reason
> is
> > very simple, Mac can't handle MDI very well, and I
> > want spe definitely on the Mac platform. However
> in
> > the next version MDI will be the default for
> Linux,
> > but once again this can't be changed in the
> > preferences.
> > 
> > Ionutz, thanks for your proposal. I think number 1
> is
> > already quite implemented and number two looks
> very
> > nice, but there is not yet code for
> floatable/dockable
> > windows provided by wxPython (only for a single
> > dockable toolbar).  Of course I could do this
> myself,
> > but I would prefer to spend that time in other
> things,
> > like solving all the mac bugs, implementing more
> > plugins, better autocomplete, debugger, ... But if
> you
> > feel tempted to write a class for
> dockable/floatable
> > windows, I would be happy to implement it for spe.
> > Stani
> 
> What's the name of that other widget that happens to
> help here... Hmmm... I
> think it's sash window... I'll have a look at the
> demo... One second,
> please...
> 
> SashWindow.
> 
> It's at .../demo/wxSashWindow.py. 
> 
> Associating sash with or without tabs seems to be
> *very* interesting and
> 'elegant' and also solves the problem of looking at
> different parts of the
> code or at different files. This is what I used to
> have on Emacs ;-), with
> several buffers either hidden or simultaneously
> shown. Imagining each tab
> as a buffer and having sashwindows in them would be
> interesting. 
> 
> 
> Take a look at the 'wxMultiSash' demo, in the 'More
> Windows/Controls'
> section and at the 'wxSashWindow' in the 'Core
> Windows/Controls' section.
> 
> 
> Be seeing you,
> -- 
> Godoy.      <godoy at ieee.org>
> 
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