Darktable: [Feature] Renaming multiple instances of modules by double click action
All in the tittle. I think this simple and great future make more comfort and speed up the working with multiple modules.
vsz1lu
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That would be confusing though. My workflow depends on being able to read name of module. and modules shown in pipe-order help too. If you mean things like multiple instances of module and naming purpose of instances then I'm ok with that.
johnny-bit
on 19 Nov 2019
@johnny-bit Yes! I changed the title for clearing.
vsz1lu
on 19 Nov 2019
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github-actions[bot]
on 21 Jan 2020
I went with shift-click because it's easier than double-click. Hope that's ok.
elstoc
on 13 Mar 2020
Just my 2 cents, but I think double clicking sounds way easier than shift-clicking.
shiro
on 13 Mar 2020
I agree it is easier from a user perspective but I can't work out how to code it, so I chickened out and went for the simpler option.
Unfortunately the callback function that the mouse-click uses executes twice when you double-click. The first click executes the normal action (collapses/expands the module) and doesn't know about the second click until the second time it's called. If someone can suggest a tidy way to code a double-click action I'm all for it.
elstoc
on 13 Mar 2020
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I agree it is easier from a user perspective but I can't work out how to code it, so I chickened out and went for the simpler option.
Unfortunately the callback function that the mouse-click uses executes twice when you double-click. The first click executes the normal action (collapses/expands the module) and doesn't know about the second click until the second time it's called. If someone can suggest a tidy way to code a double-click action I'm all for it.