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- > Also, if one clicks on it without selecting a value, how
- >about making it Nicest if the current value is 0, and 0 if the current
- >value is greater than 0. It would then be like a toggle switch, but
- >still possible to set in between values if one wanted. I don't know
- >how difficult this would be, so it is just a thought.
- It's easy to do by defining some additional translations. You can't use
- same (mouse) button (it either pops up a menu or doesn't) but you could have
- other buttons do the all-or-nothing stuff. Maybe toggling would be harder.
- I don't think I can (easily) do what you want exactly, so I'm going to
- leave the menu (it's not *that* hard to use).
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- It's not clear that his is exactly what you want, but what if upon
- clicking on the button, but before displaying the menu, it checked the
- current priority and did the toggle. This would probably be confusing
- if the user actually wanted the menu, then changed their mind and
- wanted to leave it unchanged.
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- Alternatively, when the user releases the mouse button, do you know
- where the mouse was? How about if it wasn't on one of the menu
- options, can you tell if it was still within the nice level button.
- If so, maybe its only when the user releases the mouse button while it
- is still in the nice level button that you want to do the toggle.
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- ~ Cliff
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