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Author Name: benducke - (benducke -)
Original Redmine Issue: 1489
Redmine category:grass
Assignee: Lorenzo Masini
E.g.: open the "r.patch" module dialog. You will see the
"Type in map names .." field, which works just fine.
But the "[...]" browse button takes the user to a
"Save As" dialog, which is completely dysfunctional in
this context. What it should open is a widget that
allows users to select one or more maps in the current
GRASS mapset.
If that is too much work to go into QGIS 1.0.0, I'd
suggest getting rid of that button altogether. It
will be a little inconvenient for the user having
to manually type in map names, but still better
than popping up a misleading dialog.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
svn diff src/plugins/grass/modules
Index: src/plugins/grass/modules/r.patch.qgm
===================================================================
--- src/plugins/grass/modules/r.patch.qgm (revision 10412)
+++ src/plugins/grass/modules/r.patch.qgm (working copy)
@@ -4,6 +4,6 @@
<qgisgrassmodule label="Create new raster by combining other rasters" module="r.patch">
<option key="input"/>
<flag key="z" answer="off" hidden="no" />
- <file key="input" label="Type in map names separated by a comma" />
+ <option key="input" label="Alternatively, type in map names separated by comma" />
<option key="output" />
</qgisgrassmodule>
but this leads to a selector (no more free text field). Maybe there is something else than "file" or "option" which creates a free text field without the button behind it?
Author Name: benducke - (benducke -)
Original Redmine Issue: 1489
Redmine category:grass
Assignee: Lorenzo Masini
E.g.: open the "r.patch" module dialog. You will see the
"Type in map names .." field, which works just fine.
But the "[...]" browse button takes the user to a
"Save As" dialog, which is completely dysfunctional in
this context. What it should open is a widget that
allows users to select one or more maps in the current
GRASS mapset.
If that is too much work to go into QGIS 1.0.0, I'd
suggest getting rid of that button altogether. It
will be a little inconvenient for the user having
to manually type in map names, but still better
than popping up a misleading dialog.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: