colouring: read-only files (greyed) vs. selected files
Posted: 09.08.2010, 09:55
Version: 2009.02a
1. Main window. It shows read-only files in grey.
2. This colouring is very good, because if we are pointing to
a version control system, checked-in files are read-only,
and checked-out files are read-write.
3. Now select some files. If this selection is in focus, then you cannot distinguish
between read-only files and read-write files.
4. Now click your mouse focus into the other pane (left/right).
Now the previously selected files are defocussed. You think
those selected files are read-write.
Thanks.
1. Main window. It shows read-only files in grey.
2. This colouring is very good, because if we are pointing to
a version control system, checked-in files are read-only,
and checked-out files are read-write.
3. Now select some files. If this selection is in focus, then you cannot distinguish
between read-only files and read-write files.
4. Now click your mouse focus into the other pane (left/right).
Now the previously selected files are defocussed. You think
those selected files are read-write.
Thanks.