Summary: | moving/ copying messages from viewer | ||
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Product: | [Applications] kmail2 | Reporter: | mark <nurasima> |
Component: | commands and actions | Assignee: | kdepim bugs <kdepim-bugs> |
Status: | REPORTED --- | ||
Severity: | wishlist | CC: | montel |
Priority: | NOR | ||
Version: | 4.14.4 | ||
Target Milestone: | --- | ||
Platform: | Fedora RPMs | ||
OS: | Linux | ||
Latest Commit: | Version Fixed In: | ||
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moving a message from message list
copy a message from message viewer |
Description
mark
2015-02-20 01:24:42 UTC
We are a "copy item to..." (ok I need to fix name) it allows to copy message (In reply to Laurent Montel from comment #1) > We are a "copy item to..." (ok I need to fix name) it allows to copy message Ahh, I just found it in the context menu. The addition of "move.." would be nice, more useful to me, and a possibility to assign a shortcut to either. Assign a shortcut is not possible because it's a menu => you can't assign a shortcut to top level ok menu :) Move I will look at how to put it. (In reply to Laurent Montel from comment #1) > We are a "copy item to..." (ok I need to fix name) it allows to copy message I fixed name this morning. (In reply to Laurent Montel from comment #3) > Assign a shortcut is not possible because it's a menu > => you can't assign a shortcut to top level ok menu :) > > Move I will look at how to put it. mm, it is possible to use "r"/"f" for reply/forward for example. Perhaps, with the above restriction, a sub-menu "..to folder" would be a solution (similar to the location of the reply/ forward commands in their respective top level menus). Then, this would be similar to invoking copy/move from the message list. Not sure how much of a change that would be but it certainly would go some way to usability; for keyboard-centric users, opening a message and then decide where they like to move/ copy it to quickly. forward/reply is an uniq action not a menu. list of folder is dynamic => create a shortcut against it it's not easy. (In reply to Laurent Montel from comment #6) > forward/reply is an uniq action not a menu. > list of folder is dynamic => create a shortcut against it it's not easy. I am confused. The reply/ forward is in the same action menu (right-click with mouse inside the message) as is the "copy item to..". What I imagine if I press the bespoke shortcut for "moving/ copying message to folder..", is to get the same (search-able) folder list I would get if I press it on a message in the message list. you have a menu if you click on "copy item to.." not a dialogbox to select a folder Yes, I understand that. I was suggesting to change it. What ideally would be useful is to have a workflow with similar to the behaviour in the message list. As: 1. Open a message 2. Press the shortcut for moving (m) or copying (c) message 3. A folder list open (which is searchable) ; same as in message list behaviour (perhaps reusable as code) 4. Press return at the selected target folder 5. Message is moved there The current behaviour is too complex for a often used task, IMHO. for me it's not complexe we open a menu. With your method we need to click to open, got focus, search folder and finally select it. Git commit fdbd6b5788f152c620e164a28f66a303f148e45f by Montel Laurent. Committed on 24/02/2015 at 07:26. Pushed by mlaurent into branch 'KDE/4.14'. Fix Bug 344372 - moving/ copying messages from viewer Fix move message from viewer. M +36 -0 kmail/kmreadermainwin.cpp M +2 -0 kmail/kmreadermainwin.h http://commits.kde.org/kdepim/fdbd6b5788f152c620e164a28f66a303f148e45f Created attachment 91258 [details]
moving a message from message list
Created attachment 91259 [details]
copy a message from message viewer
I still feel we are not on the same page. But perhaps, I do it wrong trying to understand your way. Please watch attached video from the action when done from the message list. Similar, I imagine, from the message viewer. No mouse clicks involved. With the method, you suggested, I need to navigate through the "menus" after activating window action menu (also video attached). |