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Change the Filters Button which was put to the Top Bar here: eclipse-jdt/eclipse.jdt.ui#1671 to either a radio button (With 3 icons in the top bar and one is always selected, like the caller/callee option) or a drop down like the Show History List.
Why
I got the idea from other students who told me that that change would make it even more accessible and that intellij does it that way.
If this is something we want to do, I would be happy to implement it!
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Here, obviously we need to find fitting icons (now the three caller icons are a placeholder). With that change one can easily change the callHierarchy.
In the second option, you have a dropdown menu. When clicking on the filter icon, the filter Dialog opens, when clicking on the arrow a menu opens as seen below.
@fedejeanne Please, let me know which one is better an if this is a change worth considdering.
@fedejeanne Please, let me know which one is better an if this is a change worth considdering.
The change is worth considering and I think it's a good addition. I'll take some time later this week to specify it more thoroughly but here are some spoilers:
The button needs another option to open the filters dialog
That option is the default and it should happen when one clicks the button (not the dropdown)
The (hover) text of the button could/should reflect the currently selected filter (TBD)
Good to know, I also think that the dropdown is better that the tree buttons.
The first two Bullet Points are already implemented like that and I will get to work on the third one!
Goal
Change the Filters Button which was put to the Top Bar here: eclipse-jdt/eclipse.jdt.ui#1671 to either a radio button (With 3 icons in the top bar and one is always selected, like the caller/callee option) or a drop down like the Show History List.
Why
I got the idea from other students who told me that that change would make it even more accessible and that intellij does it that way.
If this is something we want to do, I would be happy to implement it!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: