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Right click create group #11476
Right click create group #11476
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When a new group is added, that group will automatically be selected and focused.
Updated changelog to reflect updates.
Added new option to the "Group Options" in the GroupDialog to allow the creation of a group that contains the currently selected entries. If there are no entries selected, this option is disabled. If there is more than one entry selected, this option is selected by default.
Fixes failed unit test (keyValueShouldBeEqualForEnglishPropertiesMessages) and style test ( '(' is preceded with whitespace.)
Created the 'Create group from Seletion' item for the right-click menu and a new item on the menu. Began refactoring GroupDialogView, GroupDialogViewModel and GroupTreeViewModel to allow for creating a DialogView that automatically prioritizes 'Current selection'.
Attempted to implement right-click-to-add functionality to the codebase. This ran into several problems and a few Gordian knots which I was attempting, and failing, to untie. This work included using a standardized SimpleCommand to launch the GroupDialogView each time, and accessed the parameters for that through the StateManager. To ensuring this was doable, however, required changing StateManager from tracking GroupNodeViewModels to tracking GroupTreeNodes. Something in this process broke the way that re-renders occur, and now I am facing persistent issues of: - Group numbers not updating when groups are added - Colors on entries not accurately reflecting the groups they are part of
Added functionality to allow users to right click to make a new group from the selection. Updated all group creation and group editing to use the CreateGroupAction class, extending SimpleCommand so it would work with the right-click menu. Getting this functionality extracted into an Action that could be called with the available states stored in stateManager required some pretty large changes and bug fixes related to synchronizing the various lists of active and selected entries. Additionally, fixed a bug where when new entries were dropped into a list, the displayed number of entries did not update.
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Just a quick comment - it's late here.
Please check the output of the build pipeline (checkstyle, openrewrite)
Need to discuss with @JabRef/developers whether this context menu or the choice in the group creation dialog was better.
I didn't find the PR of the group creation dialog, otherwise I would have linked it.
Working to address the failed tests now! In terms of context menu vs. dialogue, this actually keeps the dialogue; the context menus is just an additional way to access it. This doesn't remove any of the previous functionality, just adds an additional access point to the same historic system (and pulls that system into a 'SimpleCommand' so that it can be run the same way from all three access points). |
Co-authored-by: Oliver Kopp <kopp.dev@gmail.com>
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You seem to be missing the code style set up https://devdocs.jabref.org/getting-into-the-code/guidelines-for-setting-up-a-local-workspace/intellij-13-code-style.html |
+1 for context menu |
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Addressed failed tests and style guidelines
That sounds good and should be fairly easily implemented with the changes I've made. I imagine it should be greyed out if there are multiple groups selected? |
Fixed style issues, added new context menu option, fixed bug with update order when selecting a new active group after creating it
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Currently, since there is usually one entry selected at all times, unless you ctrl-click it to unselect, I only have it adding the entries initially if they have multiple - that was if someone is trying to create an empty group it doesn't initially include entries they don't want. Should we maintain any sort of 'don't include selection' at any point, or just assume as such? If the latter is the case, it should lead to the removal of that boolean argument you wanted taken out. |
I understood your proposal as follows:
Reason:
Did I get something wrong? |
I think I somehow misread the original checkbox request as a radio button. Check box should be easy to add - I'll do that quickly - and should resolve the issues. |
…ckbox & preference Revered changes to context menu on the main table. Removed 'Current selection' radio button in `GroupDialog` and replaced with a 'Include currently selected entries' checkbox, liked both to a parameter in `GroupDialogViewModel` and a preference added to `GroupPreferences`. Edited preference menu to include this new preference. Streamlined `CreateGroupAction` to better fit these changes. Fixed bug where dragging new empty article entries into a new group wouldn't increment the group count.
Conversion from radio button to checkbox (including the ability to set the preference) has been done. |
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Quick comments. Need to be more awake for the rest.
@@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ private void export(Path file, FileChooser.ExtensionFilter selectedExtensionFilt | |||
// All entries | |||
entries = stateManager.getActiveDatabase() | |||
.map(BibDatabaseContext::getEntries) | |||
.orElse(Collections.emptyList()); |
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I will just revert and see if the CI is green.
Reason: BibDatbase context code:
public List<BibEntry> getEntries() {
return database.getEntries();
}
<VBox visible="${explicitRadioButton.selected}" spacing="10.0"> | ||
<CheckBox fx:id="explicitIncludeSelected" text="%Include selected entries in new subgroup"/> | ||
</VBox> |
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With this, we do not need the additional context menu entry in the context menu of the group dialog.
Please add a screenshot. Reason: There are interested persons scrolling through PRs only. they cannot read the code and imagine what has changed. You make life easier for those (and also for reviewers) if you add updated screenshots!
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@@ -78,6 +80,8 @@ public class GroupDialogViewModel { | |||
private final BooleanProperty typeTexProperty = new SimpleBooleanProperty(); | |||
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// Option Groups |
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The heading does not match the following things.
Please move the Boolean Property.
@Nullable GroupTreeNode parentNode, | ||
FileUpdateMonitor fileUpdateMonitor | ||
) { | ||
this(dialogService, currentDatabase, preferencesService, editedGroup, parentNode, fileUpdateMonitor, new ArrayList<>(), Selection.IGNORE_SELECTED_ENTRIES); |
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USe List.of()
instead of new ArrayList<>()
@@ -310,10 +332,15 @@ public AbstractGroup resultConverter(ButtonType button) { | |||
try { | |||
String groupName = nameProperty.getValue().trim(); | |||
if (typeExplicitProperty.getValue()) { | |||
resultingGroup = new ExplicitGroup( | |||
ExplicitGroup tempResultingGroup = new ExplicitGroup( |
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Why a temp group?
You can directly add to a group?
Please change back and just add to resultingGroup
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add
is only on EntriesChanger
, which ExplicitGroup
implements but AbstractGroup
does not. I used the temp
rather than casting for adding on line 341, but can cast if you prefer.
} else { | ||
children = EasyBind.mapBacked(groupNode.getChildren(), this::toViewModel); | ||
} | ||
if (groupNode.getGroup() instanceof TexGroup) { | ||
databaseContext.getMetaData().groupsBinding().addListener(new WeakInvalidationListener(onInvalidatedGroup)); | ||
} | ||
hasChildren = new SimpleBooleanProperty(); | ||
hasChildren.bind(Bindings.isNotEmpty(children)); | ||
hasChildren.bind(Bindings.isNotEmpty(groupNode.getChildren())); |
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The old code did not work?
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Think there was a potential problem with the main table context menu that this was for, but since that's been removed I will revert.
In reference to this comment - this push changes the method signature (since it was already an ObservableList and something needed to be able to bind to it). Removing the |
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@@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ private void export(Path file, FileChooser.ExtensionFilter selectedExtensionFilt | |||
// All entries | |||
entries = stateManager.getActiveDatabase() | |||
.map(BibDatabaseContext::getEntries) | |||
.orElse(Collections.emptyList()); |
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Did my revert go through, because I did not see it?
Please double check that this file is not changed!
Co-authored-by: Oliver Kopp <kopp.dev@gmail.com>
Done. I also set the button to be disabled when editing a group rather than creating one. |
@LoayGhreeb Will this create conflicts with your search float mode PR? |
Yeah, would be better to merge the floating mode PR first. |
Ah, this will require conflict resolution again after Postgres search, I think? |
Did not forsee that, but maybe yes. I see many conflicts. |
Closing this issue due to inactivity 💤 Please ping us if you intend to resume work on this one. |
Added functionality to allow users to right click to make a new group from the selection. Updated all group creation and group editing to use the CreateGroupAction class, extending SimpleCommand so it would work with the right-click menu. Closes #11449 and should be ready for merging in.
Getting this functionality extracted into a SimpleCommand (needed by the right-click menu) that could be called with the available states stored in StateManager required some pretty large changes and bug fixes related to synchronizing the various lists of active and selected entries.
This has the changes from #11453 included in it, and slightly improved due to a few issues I faced when doing the other edits.
Additionally, fixed a bug where when new entries were dropped into a list, the displayed number of entries did not update.
I'll update the documentation when this gets approved for merge.
Future improvements may include letting the user pick if they want a group created above / beside / below the current group, or at root.
Mandatory checks
CHANGELOG.md
described in a way that is understandable for the average user (if applicable)