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<body class='hmmessage'><div dir='ltr'>Yes, I also don't necessarily agree with the design implications this would have in creating a very large horizontally scrolling window.<BR> <BR>I do believe however, that appending an "edit" button/text label to the list would also appear out of place. However, I do have <BR>some other ideas as to how we can provide access to this previously hidden information, I will explore this and post another patch when I can.<BR> <BR>To the original point, until Jens brought up this issue, I had not yet realized that there existed 'extra' memory settings at all...<BR> <BR> <BR>Any chance of committing the previous changed I posted to the mailing list?<BR> <BR> <BR><div>Date: Wed, 28 Jan 2015 17:55:21 -0800<br>From: dsmith@danplanet.com<br>To: chirp_devel@intrepid.danplanet.com<br>Subject: Re: [chirp_devel] accessing channel edit menu on mac<br><br><pre>> Under the current prototype users can define user extensions to the<br>> memory class by specifying a tuple in the radio features structure.<br>> This tuple defines the caption, type, and choices for each "user"<br>> defined memory which is then stored in the memory's "user"<br>> dictionary.<br> <br>Yeah, I think I'm against making the memory editor too much larger.<br>Having to stack a potentially unlimited number of settings in a<br>horizontally-scrolling row just kinda sucks. Also, it is a little more<br>clear that things like extra settings aren't included in, say, CSV<br>exports since they're not part of the table.<br> <br>I think there *has* to be some way to embed a button in a row. If not,<br>we could just do a link or image thing or something and trigger opening<br>the dialog on click. I'd much prefer that I think.<br> <br>--Dan<br> <br></pre><br>_______________________________________________
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