Re: intended unindent behaviour?

Heiko,

I like the MR Project approach.  No matter which method we pick, there 
will be times when the other method would be preferred.  So long as we 
can easily move nodes around, I don't think it makes much difference.

My preference for the MR Project method is based on deciding that a node 
was mistakenly made a subnode and the following nodes were probably not 
meant to be subnodes.

Heiko Evermann wrote:

> Hi everyone,
>
> at the moment I am working on the node edit possibilities.
>
> Moving up/down and indenting works quite well so far. I have also 
> hidden the root node in the gantt view. So far I have not checked this 
> in, as the milestone stuff that I told you about, is not yet done.
>
> I have one question about the unindent behaviour:
>
> Let us start with
>
> 1
>     2
>     3
>     4
>
> When I unindent node 3,
>
> MS Project shows
>
> 1
>     2
> 3
>     4
>
> and gnome/MrProject shows
>
> 1
>     2
>     4
> 3
>
> So MS Project also makes 4 a child of 3 instead of child of 1. And 
> MrProject just takes out node 3 and inserts it parallel to 1.
>
> I think the MS approach is more what the user might expect.
>
>
> Which one do we chose? Opinions?
>
> Regards,
>
> Heiko Evermann


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