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Originally Posted by kiwidude
Sounds good, sounds far more work than my minimal Python skills could have coped with so rather you than me  . |
Your python skills are fine. Where you are probably lacking is Qt skills, but that can be corrected.
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As you are someone who is clearly familiar with the code/writing features etc there is something else I would like. Got any ideas about an easy way to select all of the items within a user category (for applying as a search)? At the moment you have to ctrl+single click each one by one. Perhaps something like a "Select All" or similar right-click on the user category name?
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Yea, you could do this. Take a look at gui.tag_view.py.show_context_menu. You could add a 'search for all' menu item. Add a method to gui.tag_view.TagsModel to generate a list of search token strings (look at the tokens method) Finally, change tag_view.context_menu_handler to accept the new action. The accept action would call the new method, then emit the search signal with a 'match_any' argument (see 'toggle' in tag_view for an example).