dweisman@umiami.ir.miami.edu (Ordinary Man) (04/13/91)
I've been using System 7b4 and I've noticed a problem with the Standard File open dialog box. When I'm say 3 directories deep on my hard disk and I want to go up a level or 2, I pull down the menu at the top and choose that level. A lot of times, though (enough to be annoying), the menu doesn't change to that level, and the directory stays the same. If I even click the pop up menu again, it then goes to that directory and changes the menu. Once or twice, even, both menus stayed, the new on top of the old (I'm refering to the "title" portion of the menu). Anyone seen this problem before? And if so, has it been fixed in later versions? I know about the command-arrow combinations but I use the mouse becuase I'm used to it. Besides, it shouldn't be like this anyway. Thanks, Dan -- /-------------------------------------------------------------------------\ | Dan Weisman - University of Miami - Florida | || || || || | |--------------------------------------------------| || || ||\ /|| | | INTERNET -----> dweisman@umiami.IR.Miami.edu | || || || | || | | BITNET -----> dweisman@umiami | ||||||| || | || | |-------------------------------------------------------------------------| | "The more I get to see, the less I understand..." - Triumph | \_________________________________________________________________________/
dawg6844@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (Race Bannon) (04/13/91)
Yes, the SFDialog box problem is fixed in 7.0f2c2. -- _______________________________________________________________________________ Dan Walkowski | To understand recursion, Univ. of Illinois, Dept. of Comp. Sci. | you must first understand recursion. walkowsk@cs.uiuc.edu |
klingspo@mozart.cs.colostate.edu (Steve Klingsporn) (04/15/91)
This problem has been fixed in later releases, though sometimes when you switch directories, the directory list part draws before the menu updates, and this looks a little weird. I think what Apple did was to standardize the popUp menu CDEF, and went ahead using it in StandardFile. Steve Klingsporn