Re: Re: WAS: no suggestions after view reopened

andrew wrote:
> Tor,
> 
> 1. As far as I remember, I did not any steps to subscribe :-) I have
>     done it just now. Is dev list appropriate? Or user's one is
>     more sutable?

dev@tasklist is where all the action is :)

> 2. About tasklist now. At first look, reported issue is resolved,
>     thanks! Nevertheless, I have found another, as I think, unexpectable
>     behaviour:
> 
> - open few files from the same package
> - open via direct user's action (using main menu, for example)
>    suggestions view
> - switch betwenn files => the view tracks this switching (this is OK)
> - scan the package for suggestions => all the package suggestions
>    are in the view list, switching between files doesn't influence
>    the list

That must be a bug. When you do a directory scan, it's supposed to
open a separate suggestions view (with a different tab label and
icon). This suggestions view should behave differently:
- it's not updated as you edit the files
- it's not persistent (so if you exit and come back, it's no longer there)
- cursor motion in the editor does not cause tasks on the current line
  of the cursor to be highlighted as in the active suggestions view.
  (This is not intentional; just not implemented.)

> - reopen the view - the list is the same - with all _scanned_ results

I think the scan results must have made it into the suggestion cache.

> 
> I suppose, more expectable way may be something like this:
> 
> - there are two independant suggestions views: the package scanning
>    result is the first one,

I think there should be one view for each scan request. That way you
can have simultaneous scan reports for various different directories
you've scanned.

> - opened via direct user's action and linked to current active
>    file is the second.
> 
> In another words, I think, it may be usefull to separate the view into two
> views in accordance with these scopes: selection for scanning, and active
> file.

Yes, I agree, and that's what's -supposed- to happen already, but I
guess something is broken :)   I'll take a 5-minute look right now, then
I'll look into it when I get back home tonight.

-- Tor