From: Nick H. <nic...@ho...> - 2009-07-19 17:20:00
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Doug wrote: > Tony Gordon wrote: > >> Kevin >> >> On Sat, 2009-07-18 at 19:56 -0500, Kevin W wrote: >> >>> I am very adept at using the clipboard. What I am saying is this: >>> >>> 1. In relationship view, scroll down to child that is below the >>> visible area of the dialog box. >>> 2. Edit child. >>> 3. Drag source from clipboard to tab or open event, then drag source >>> to tab (this could also be simplified--it would be nice if dragging >>> the source to the event automatically added the source to the event >>> instead of needing to open the event and drag the source to the >>> event's source tab). >>> 4. Close event, close person. >>> 5. Gramps scrolls the display back to the top, hiding the next child. >>> 6. I have to scroll down again. >>> 7. Open the next child, etc. >>> >>> It is step 5 that I wish would not happen. (Particularly when there >>> are 12 kids to edit and Gramps keeps scrolling the display back up >>> after editing each child). >>> >>> Kevin >>> >> Not contradicting your point, but when I am working on a big family I >> open the family through 'Edit family' on the Relationship View then >> right click each individual to edit their details. The family view is >> much more compact. >> >> Tony >> > Likewise. > Doug > I also work through 'Edit family' when working on large families. I have always thought that a double click should edit the child rather than the relationship. Is there a reason why not? Perhaps I should raise a change request. I like the new event tabs. My only thought is that on the family view, when both the father's and mother's events are displayed, there may be some shared events duplicated. Parents are likely to share census and residence events. I don't see this as a problem though. It may even be a benefit. Nick. |