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Re: [yast-devel] really abort pop up
- From: Martin Schmidkunz <mschmidkunz@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 28 Nov 2008 12:48:16 +0100
- Message-id: <492FDA80.7080708@xxxxxxx>
Hi Johannes,
Make the module disappear :-)
(either with "save changes and close window" or "do not save changes and
close windows")
No. This impression might be result of my English :-)
Maybe it would be more understandable if it says:
If the user presses the "Cancel" button or the "Close" symbol in the
window decoration
the module will be closed.
I think you made a good point:
The functionality currently described in the style guide does not
reflect the behavior in the majority of most modules :-(
Currently "Cancel" aborts the whole module regardless of the dialog
type. Maybe this does not reflect the most usable behavior but currently
it is that way.
I would rather like to see a document which is so understandable that no
glossary is needed :-)
Do not save changes and exit the module.
Cu,
Martin
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What does "closes the module" mean?
Make the module disappear :-)
(either with "save changes and close window" or "do not save changes and
close windows")
the only way to abort a module is via the window decoration
No. This impression might be result of my English :-)
Maybe it would be more understandable if it says:
If the user presses the "Cancel" button or the "Close" symbol in the
window decoration
the module will be closed.
Functionality of "Cancel"
I think you made a good point:
The functionality currently described in the style guide does not
reflect the behavior in the majority of most modules :-(
Currently "Cancel" aborts the whole module regardless of the dialog
type. Maybe this does not reflect the most usable behavior but currently
it is that way.
I suggest that you make some kind of "glossary" about
the exact meaning of the words which you use to describe
the functionality of a dialog element and of the words
which you use to label a dialog element (e.g. a button).
I would rather like to see a document which is so understandable that no
glossary is needed :-)
For example what exactly is meant with an "abort" functionality?
Do not save changes and exit the module.
Cu,
Martin
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User Experience Specialist
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