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From: Allin C. <cot...@wf...> - 2014-09-19 23:55:54
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On Fri, 19 Sep 2014, Philipp K. Janert wrote: > [snip] > >>> The functionality is nice, but the user-interface >>> might be rather confusing for people. (I doubt I >>> am the only one who expected a file dialog.) >> >> The icon at the top left is supposed to represent "copy" and a >> clipboard, and its tooltip says "Copy the plot to clipboard". I'm >> not sure why one would expect a "file dialog". > > Answer: because that's what is in the top-left corner > of menus, almost universally. (Eg, among many others, > gnuplot's own wxt terminal.) > > The icon is too small and to unspecific to send a > strong message, either way. And I admit that I did > not wait for the tooltip. Granted, top-left corner is usually File/<something or other> and the icon is not immediately recognizable. But I'm not sure what the "solution" is: maybe move the icon off the top-left corner, and/or add feedback in the form of a "Plot copied to clipboard" message box? Actually, I'll agree with Philipp: nothing about the GUI options in the wxt plot window is immediately clear. For example, what is the cross-hair cursor supposed to do, as you move it around? Allin Cottrell |