Closed mstuyts closed 6 years ago
I'd argue that is normal GUI behaviour. A solution might be to have the field expand when you expand the window (not sure how to do that yet).
And if you make the field multiline, 3 or 4 lines high with a vertical scroll bar from the start, regardless of the length of the url? The window has some empty space you can use.
I'm not sure. I feel as though a text input for a URL should be one line...
No problem, when pasted a long url I first thought the field was limited in the number of characters, because I didn't notice the field split up my url into multiple lines.
I've committed a change so that it stays on one line - it should not have been multiline. Hope it's an improvement.
Apologies - that change was broken. I've now committed the following changes:
I hope that's all behaving as one would expect now?
That's much better. I still prefer multi line fields for long texts, but that's a personal preference.
With the QLineEdit object I now get an error message, but for that I'll file a separate bug report.
Thanks for the feedback. I can be persuaded to change my mind about multiline, but I think single line is the right choice at the moment. My guess is that the majority of users will simply copy and paste from their browser address bar.
If the url of the webpage is very long only a part of the url is visible in the start screen. Maybe the input box clould grow with the length of the url, or it could be larger (vertical and/or horizontal) so the full url is visible.