That was actually implemented in v1.8 or something. When Episodes were introduced this was replaced by expanding a series.
It's still possible to use the short-cut keys though.
Bro
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Ah, I see, this would make adding this somewhat more work - to determine if the clicked title has episodes connected - and then either open the Edit dialog, or expanding the series.
Would be nice, but this is low priority :)
Matthias
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It's no problem implementing this, but it would be a bit confusing I think.
One time it expands the series, and another time it opens the edit dialog...
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Hmm, in this case, I don't think it would be confusing.
The user always sees in the list if the entry is a movie (line connection in the tree) or the header for a group of episodes (plus/arrow connection).
This presentation is analog to a file manager handling directories with subdirectories (expand on clicking) and files/no subdirectories (show contents/open on clicking).
As the movie list is shown in this familiar way, I think that this behaviour of double-clicking would not be confusing the user, as he can see what will happen on a double-click by looking at the connection symbol (plus/line) of the entry.
Just my 2 cents,
Matthias
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I would find it very convenient, if I could open the Edit dialog box of an existing movie,
when I doubleclick on that movie in the list.
Thanks,
Matthias
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That was actually implemented in v1.8 or something. When Episodes were introduced this was replaced by expanding a series.
It's still possible to use the short-cut keys though.
Bro
Ah, I see, this would make adding this somewhat more work - to determine if the clicked title has episodes connected - and then either open the Edit dialog, or expanding the series.
Would be nice, but this is low priority :)
Matthias
It's no problem implementing this, but it would be a bit confusing I think.
One time it expands the series, and another time it opens the edit dialog...
Bro
Hmm, in this case, I don't think it would be confusing.
The user always sees in the list if the entry is a movie (line connection in the tree) or the header for a group of episodes (plus/arrow connection).
This presentation is analog to a file manager handling directories with subdirectories (expand on clicking) and files/no subdirectories (show contents/open on clicking).
As the movie list is shown in this familiar way, I think that this behaviour of double-clicking would not be confusing the user, as he can see what will happen on a double-click by looking at the connection symbol (plus/line) of the entry.
Just my 2 cents,
Matthias
Ok, if there are no other uses for double clicking an entry you can go ahead and implement this if you want.
Bro
Now in CVS.
Matthias