#Snippetslab camnnot delete tab software

As it is the option to display or hide the toolbar has limited value and goes against commonly accepted behavior imo. Inbetween leave the setting to the user and persist it. If I may suggest alternative behavior: simply automatically uncheck this toolbar if the user removes the last user-defined button and automatically check this toolbar if a button is added.

#Snippetslab camnnot delete tab software

Whats more, there is no indication whatsoever that the setting will not be remembered and the software behaves as if it has amnesia so from an end-users perspective this is probably perceived as a bug.

If I may paraphrase you: what you have done is even more useless - you want to offer an interface to change a setting that is never be remembered.:p In most programs where there's no 'Save settings' button any changes that you make are persisted. I'm all for closed interfaces (and here I am using a CLI :)) and sensible defaults but it's also often useful to satisfy commonly expected behavior. In general I believe it's impossible to completely foresee all possible uses of a software feature so in my mind it's dangerous to limit end-user options based on how the designer thinks the software should be used (unless allowing the behavior could easily lead to catastrophic results such as loss of data). That.) The option to turn the toolbar on and off from the menu is intendedįor occasional use and testing, not as a permanent configuration. To see them on rare occasions, you could use the TCTOOLBAR command to do Reduce the extra work for 99.99% of the users, and asuming that if you haveīuttons, you must want to see them. Of creating toolbar buttons, and then never display them. What you're trying to do is even more useless - you want to go to the effort To define a button, they'll complain if the toolbar doesn't immediatelyĪppear - they don't want to have to go back to the menu to actually make it Generates a LOT of complaints from the users. It's (1) useless, (2) takes up screen space to display nothing, and (3) The default has to be to not show the toolbar if there are no buttons, as Shown, no buttons and shown, some buttons and not shown, and some buttons The tab toolbar has four possible configurations - no buttons and not