From: Eero T. <ee...@us...> - 2007-11-25 17:23:48
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Hi, On Sunday 25 November 2007, Brian Matherly wrote: > It seems logical that the current paradigm is > desirable. Why would you want to mess with the main > Gramps interface when you are in the middle of > generating a report. And why would you want to be able > to "lose" you color selector behind the other dialogs? > Modal dialogs are modal so that they don't get lost Modality doesn't guarantee this. For this you need to set the dialog trancient to to its parent. Tranciency is a separate issue from modality. > and so the user can't change the state of the program > on which they depend. > > I can just imagine a user clicking on the "ok" button > on a report dialog over and over - wondering why it > isn't generating a report. When all along, then have a > minimized color selector that they need to close > first. > > Can you explain why we would want non-modal dialogs? > > If there are bugs related to closing modal dialogs, > then we should fix them. - Eero |