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PC, Windows XP, Intel CPU
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Duplicate
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This issue is original of duplicate:
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VWR-9853
Ability to turn on/off Auto-Open of Inventory folders
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Relates
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This issue Relates to:
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VWR-9869 FolderAutoOpenDelay debug option does not delay folder opening when unpacking a box (i.e. dragging items from contents of object to inventory window)
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SVC-381 Meta-Issue: Inventory Improvements
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This issue is related to by:
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VWR-9869 FolderAutoOpenDelay debug option does not delay folder opening when unpacking a box (i.e. dragging items from contents of object to inventory window)
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VWR-8757 Inventory window unpredictably autoscrolls and opens folders while drag-n-drop is in progress
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VWR-8598
"Spring Loaded" folders during drag+drop in Inventory Are Diabolical To Use
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DEV-17516
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When selecting inventory items and the cursor moves to the top or bottom of the Inventory window, the list auto-scrolls - unfortunately it scrolls at about 100-200 lines per second. This is uncontrollably fast - especially for drag-and-drop moves.
Also, the delay for folder auto-open is too short. This would not be so bad except that when the folder opens, it ends up in a different position. During a drag-and-drop move, auto-open causes the dropped item to end up in a subfolder.
Easy fixes -
Slow down auto-scroll or, at least, make it a debug variable so it can be set by the user.
Slow down auto-open of folders, AND more importantly, when an auto-open happens, make sure that the target folder stays in its original position!
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Description
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When selecting inventory items and the cursor moves to the top or bottom of the Inventory window, the list auto-scrolls - unfortunately it scrolls at about 100-200 lines per second. This is uncontrollably fast - especially for drag-and-drop moves.
Also, the delay for folder auto-open is too short. This would not be so bad except that when the folder opens, it ends up in a different position. During a drag-and-drop move, auto-open causes the dropped item to end up in a subfolder.
Easy fixes -
Slow down auto-scroll or, at least, make it a debug variable so it can be set by the user.
Slow down auto-open of folders, AND more importantly, when an auto-open happens, make sure that the target folder stays in its original position! |
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