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Started

Sorting channels and pages in the tree

Nikolay Rusanov 10 years ago in GUI Editor updated by anonymous 9 years ago 10 1 duplicate
It would be good to have variants for sorting the list of channels and other editor lists (by alphabet, creation date, channel number, etc.)
GUI Editor/Projects Overview GUI Editor/Project device panel
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Planned

Wanted: GUI Editor option to disable Shift-Click item cloning

Libicher, Ivan 10 years ago in GUI Editor updated by Theo Derks - NL (distributor) 8 years ago 5
Shift-Click on an item in GUI editor creates a clone of that item.
This is not suitable for people (like me) used to work in environments such as Windows or Google Docs where Shift-Click means multi-selection.
Because the Shift-Click clones an item without clear visual feedback (the new item overlaps the old one and looks identical), it may happen that you create a number of "cloned ghost items" in your project without noticing it.
I have seen such ghost items in projects created by other people, too.

I will not suggest to change the behaviour of Shift-Click in GUI Editor, because some users are probably OK with it.
But for us who will never get used to it, I suggest to implement a simple checkbox option in the GUI editor:
"Disable Shift-Click cloning". When this is checked, Shift-Click would do nothing.
GUI Editor
Answer
Oksana (expert) 9 years ago

Hello everyone,


If we will not add this option, BUT item will be not cloned, if you don't move an item?


For example:
Shift + click to item + don't move - nothing happened
Shift + click to item + move item -> you move a new cloned item


Will this solving fix your problem?



Sincerely yours,
Oksana Storozheva
iRidium mobile Team

+6
Voting

revision control system with Iridium

Nikolay Arbuzov 9 years ago in GUI Editor updated by Oksana (expert) 9 years ago 3
Hello,

It would be nice to have an integration with version control systems like git for the source code.
To my view all of the project components has to be stored in the version control:

- scripts
- project graphics components and interfaces.

basically everything that is stored in .irpz file has to be under version control.

I see multiple benefits of this feature:

- Allow multiple developers/designers to collaborate on the project
- Reuse components of the project in other projects e.g. branching.
- Support of the existing installations knowing which version of project was deployed
and if there any components/libraries were changed after.
- Use of other tools to modify project components - text editors, graphics editors,
Iridium GUI Editor would act as a compiler and transfer tool, while development can be
done elsewhere.

Thanks.

GUI Editor
+6
Voting

ASCII, HEX, DEC send from Trigger Button

ahmad alnems 9 years ago in GUI Editor updated by Aleksandr Romanov (CTO) 8 years ago 11

we need toggle button for all data types HEX , Decimal, Ascii ..etc to be like press button in programming tab ,so no need for scripts ?

+5
Voting

drag & drop 2 or more commands in one time to an item

Theo Derks - NL (distributor) 10 years ago in GUI Editor updated by Oksana (expert) 9 years ago 3
Hi,

Installers want an option to drag & drop 2 or more commands in one time to an item (button).

This will save much time for installers when designing projects.

Thanks

Theo
GUI Editor/Relations+drag & drop of channels
+5
Voting

Improve "Undo/Redo"

Oksana (expert) 9 years ago in GUI Editor updated 9 years ago 2
Please, Improve "Undo/Redo" function in Editor
+5
Completed

No normal Splash-screen when starting iRidium GUI Editor

Theo Derks - NL (distributor) 10 years ago in GUI Editor updated by Oksana (expert) 9 years ago 6
At our trainings we receive many complaints from installers that it is NOT clear that iRidium GUI Editor is starting (or not): there is not a normal Splash-screen when starting the GUI Editor.

- Start the GUI Editor
- the first 5 seconds there is a beautifull image
- Then we have to wait 10 seconds without any information: is everything ok now? Is the GUI starting? Or is there something wrong...???

This is NOT clear for installers: please show the Splash-screen continuesly during starting the GUI Editor.
Answer
Oksana (expert) 9 years ago
It is fixed in v2.2.2

Sincerely yours,

Oksana Storozheva
iRidium mobile Team
+5
Voting

"Copy functions" and "Copy style" options

Nikolay Rusanov 9 years ago in GUI Editor updated by Oksana (expert) 9 years ago 4
"Copy functions" and "Copy style" options should be available for right click items menu. Sometimes we have a complex function but need to use it on differently designed button - now we have to add these functions by hand one by one
+4
Voting

Adding of the New State to the Selected Objects

Алексей Цыганков 9 years ago in GUI Editor updated by Oksana (expert) 9 years ago 4
It'll be great to select several objects and to add the new state to all of them at once. In my case it is 168 elements and it takes much time and the same action, I mean clicks, to add the new state.
GUI Editor GUI Editor/Operations with groups of items
+4
Voting

Changing font across an entire project.

rocfusion 10 years ago in GUI Editor updated by Oksana (expert) 9 years ago 6
Hi,

It would be extremely useful and an big time saver if there was an additional option added into the GUI Editor to change the font used by EVERY Page, Popup and Graphical Item in the currently selected open project.

For example, an additional button is added in the toolbar.  Click on the button,  new font selection dialog box opens.  There should be an check box which enables\disables the option of changing the font size at the same time.  So when this check box is disabled ONLY the font is changed in the project.

Thanks,


Roger
Fonts