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Adding tab navigation. #10

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lukasoppermann opened this issue Sep 26, 2014 · 16 comments
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Adding tab navigation. #10

lukasoppermann opened this issue Sep 26, 2014 · 16 comments
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Another idea is to add tab navigation and open the projects on the user hitting return. That would be very awesome.

@Exter-N Exter-N self-assigned this Oct 1, 2014
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xcv58 commented Aug 5, 2015

+1
Use vim like navigation is better!

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GuilhemN commented Aug 5, 2015

I do not have the time to develop that for the moment ...
If someone could, please make a PR: it could be a great feature !

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@xcv58 I'm not sure to understand what you want ...
Can you provide me a schema or a picture please ?

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xcv58 commented Aug 13, 2015

@Ener-Getick I'mean use hjkl to navigate in recent-projects view.
So we can open one project without mouse.

Actually, I prefer a fuzzy match method to select recent project, like Command Palette.
This is more efficient.

Thanks!

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Ah ok I understand, I will try to do this tomorrow ☺
I thought you wanted one view per project...

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xcv58 commented Aug 14, 2015

Cool! Thank you!

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xcv58 commented Aug 14, 2015

It's great, thank you very much!

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Thank you for this idea!

@lukasoppermann
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Awesome, are you planning to add up / down as well? Or is this to much work?

Technically if you could just calc how many items are in a row, you could easily get the index of the item.

Lets say, you have 3 per row, this means if I am on item 8 and go up, I need to go to 8-3 = 5.

Cheers.

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There are most of the time 3 tiles in a row but not always ...
I need to simulate the css properties. I will try to do this but it's a bit more complicated.

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You could just calc it. Container size / item size.

On Fri, Aug 14, 2015, 5:03 PM Ener-Getick notifications@github.com wrote:

There are most of the time 3 tiles in a row but not always ...
I need to simulate the css properties. I will try to do this but it's a
bit more complicated.


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xcv58 commented Aug 14, 2015

How about add an id for all projects. Each time, you just need calc the index and directly select it.

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I would not recommend this as it means when later on you add features like
favorites , etc. Which moves an item you have to recalc ids all the time.

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How about use add an id for all projects. Each time, you just need calc
the index and directly select it.


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I will think with a grid, it will be easier

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Should I close this issue or do you have feedbacks ?

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Works perfect for me. Thanks.

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