Re: Any news?

Le Thu, Apr 17, 2003 at 09:15:04PM +0200, Richard Hult:
> > Another point is that a few other modifications will be usefull in other
> > parts, some limitations that appear only when one is creating new views,
> > like the fact that there is no scroll-bar on the "views" widget (the one
> > on the left).
> > 
> > I'd also like to add some drag'n'drop stuff in this view, but I don't
> > have precise ideas on how to do that and what to do with it.
> 
> There is a sidebar in the libegg module on gnome cvs that is derived
> from the mrproject one with more features. Maybe we should look into
> using that one. 

Maybe.

> > I don't know what should be done for the common widgets, like the gantt
> > headers, perhaps have those stuff in a different place, not in the
> > views, but I don't know where, and I don't know how to handle that...
> 
> I can take a look at that, but it's not very urgent, it could be done
> later.

I got a look at the drag'n'drop stuff and found a funny behaviour of the
current Gantt Chart/Row on that point: What is changed by the
drag-duration is not the duration, but the work, which have strange
effect.

Suppose a task that have a duration of 2 days, and a work of 4 days, and
a resource assigned to it, the resource is assigned at 200%. When you
drag it's duration, and change your mind, get back to 2 days, and
release the button, the *work* is set to 2 days, and so the duration is
half what you expected graphically.

In my guess, what you *see* on the chart is a duration, not a work...
Should this considered a bug? Is it already in bugzilla? Should I fill
it? What behaviour should I adopt for the same functionality in my view?

Regards,

	Benjamin.