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Inplace import icon dev 5 0, 11970 (rebased onto develop) #2148
Inplace import icon dev 5 0, 11970 (rebased onto develop) #2148
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--rebased-from #2116 |
Having some problems with in-place import of couple of screenslhots on trout (possibly not connected with this PR):
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All the attempts to in-place import to trout ended like the above. Also plates, whole folder, single images, both ln_s and ln. Not able to in-place import to trout. |
The above is due to the difference between |
Further problem: inability to really import any plates to trout (be it in-place or not). Also when trying via client, the result is the same. The plate just does not appear in Insight, although the cmd line output does not show breaks. This is being investigated by @melissalinkert and @joshmoore .
Tested formats with this behaviour:
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Tested the Project/Dataset/Image data - all works as expected in the sense of this PR. As indicated above, could not test plates. Nevertheless (sorry, @dominikl for not noticing this already in 5.0.0) - there is no way a user can read the content of the tooltip on the |
Now I have read to the end of the tooltip, after trying 6-7 times to read really really quickly. The most important information is unfortunately at the bottom of the tooltip. Also, as you are using the sign for the icon of the |
Tooltip text is as stated in the google doc. So revert PR and return to discussion? |
The main problem here is that the tooltip stays visible only so shortly. If this can be relieved easily, then I would do so. Otherwise probably need to return to discussion as suggested by @dominikl - but have nothing against merging this PR, it improves things I think - it is just that it was not envisaged that the tooltip is so intermittent. Opinion, @gusferguson ? |
@dominikl @pwalczysko - the tooltip text in the scoping was still up for discussion. As I don't think users will have any mental model of what an in-place import is, I am at a loss as to what should be in the tooltip. Colin made some suggestions on modifying the tooltip text (comment in the GDoc) but I would say put it out for consultation - at the risk that the ensuing committee decision will make it even worse! |
@dominikl @pwalczysko |
@gusferguson There is the problem of what to really put in. But another problem is that you have 2-3 seconds to read the text in the tooltip, before it vanishes… - the above is too long for that unfortunately as well (although I like it as a text when reading it here in peace on github) |
Thinking about this further, I actually think this text simply should not be a tooltip - it should be a popup window just like the |
Good idea, as also it is nice to be able to copy and paste from that kind of thing. |
Good idea - I would go with that as it will allow us to put the path in and use as much explanation as necessary. |
Ok! |
Well, the problem with the popup window is, it stays open. I guess that's a bit weird behaviour, if the user runs over the icon with the cursor and a popup window opens, which doesn't close automatically. If a window like thing opens without explicitly clicking on a button I'd expect it to vanish automatically again. |
Popup mini-menu - saying |
Happy with the long-stay tooltip as well though. |
@dominikl : are you implementing these via this PR? Or a new round of 2 PRs? |
Since it is a rebase, I will go for another PR. this can fix while working on the Show path ticket |
Ok, I'll implement it in the scope of the "Show path" PR. |
…-icon-dev_5_0 Inplace import icon dev 5 0, 11970 (rebased onto develop)
This is the same as gh-2116 but rebased onto develop.
Insight: Added an icon indicating that an image is an in-place import http://trac.openmicroscopy.org.uk/ome/ticket/11970
To test: