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In a custom layout tool, a user creates a new named (''e.g.'' MyCustomLayout) layout and first selects the number of rows and columns they want to begin with by either | In a custom layout tool, a user creates a new named (''e.g.'' MyCustomLayout) layout and first selects the number of rows and columns they want to begin with by either | ||
* clicking and dragging on a template or | * clicking and dragging on a template or | ||
* entering parameters into entry widgets | * entering parameters into entry widgets | ||
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[[image:FlexibleLayoutUXPinitialgrid.png]] | [[image:FlexibleLayoutUXPinitialgrid.png]] |
Revision as of 14:52, 10 February 2010
Home < Slicer3:UIDesign:WorkingProblems:SlicerFlexibleLayout:UXP2User experience design for Slicer flexible layouts -- DRAFT2
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Same functionality for both users and developers
- Developers may want to specify a default layout for their module, which includes viewers and multiple UIs.
- End-Users may want to select from a suite of default specialized layouts OR define their own custom layout.
- Both users and developers should be able to choose from among the same options.
- Users and developers will use different tools, and have different UXP.
- Assume that developers will use Qt Designer.
- Users will use a Slicer "custom layout" interface.
- Options include:
- Set up an initial layout grid
- Split panes in grid horizontally
- Split panes in grid vertically
- Delete panes in grid
- Add tabs to panes in grid
- Assign views to panes in grid
- Assign guis to panes in grid
Below is design draft 2 for Slicer custom layout interface:
Creating a new custom layout
In a custom layout tool, a user creates a new named (e.g. MyCustomLayout) layout and first selects the number of rows and columns they want to begin with by either
- clicking and dragging on a template or
- entering parameters into entry widgets
Selecting an initial grid
Splitting a "pane" in the grid
Deleting a "pane" in the grid
Adding tabs to a "pane" in the grid