Post by barnack on Feb 22, 2024 20:04:00 GMT
Greetings,
while working on a quite large set i couldn't help but notice that organization becomes a mess with the plain list view.
I neded up making multiple separate sets to have some resemblance of organization. However this has other inconveniences (have to open all files and export all pictures from each of them, having to copy keywords across files and making sure they're equally updated in all of them, and so on)
So I would like to suggest as an upgrade to the program: Tree views!
Something like what game engines do in their world/level/room/map panels. Allow to create folders, arbitrary levels of subfolders, and put the cards inside.
I didn't have time to dig in the source, but assuming you're using Qt or something like that, turning the list into a treeview in the first column shouldn't be too complex?
while working on a quite large set i couldn't help but notice that organization becomes a mess with the plain list view.
I neded up making multiple separate sets to have some resemblance of organization. However this has other inconveniences (have to open all files and export all pictures from each of them, having to copy keywords across files and making sure they're equally updated in all of them, and so on)
So I would like to suggest as an upgrade to the program: Tree views!
Something like what game engines do in their world/level/room/map panels. Allow to create folders, arbitrary levels of subfolders, and put the cards inside.
I didn't have time to dig in the source, but assuming you're using Qt or something like that, turning the list into a treeview in the first column shouldn't be too complex?