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Some more operations on the tree: collapse all, expand up to, show all children also on root level, ... #25

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aisbergde opened this issue Sep 28, 2022 · 0 comments

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Besides the functions already mentioned in the todo list on the readme page (like searching the tree), also such things as:

  • Collapse all
  • expand all children up to level x, up to the lowest level (leaf members)
  • expand / collapse all items up to level x

In General: Microsoft Word has a few pragmatic and useful features in the outline view that would be good for the tree.
Most important in my opinion is a search. Especially with nested items it is not so trivial to find something. And I want to use tags instead of the global search.

You could also consider an display option to display separately also those tags that are only used as children.

  • topic1
    • topic2
      • topic 3

From this branch, this option would show topic2 and topic3 as separate items. But that would have to be a function of the display, so that you can turn it on and off on the fly.

filter:

  • only leaf members
  • only members up to level x
  • only members between level x and level y

filter is not the same as collapsing and expanding: I mean really filter.

Maybe it's because I work a lot with multidimensional databases or create them. There are dimensions. And I'm used to the fact that you can do all kinds of things with such dimensions, to filter data.

BTW: I need to load my notes into an analytical database :-)
But there, I can't edit them. it was more a joke.

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