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Created May 21, 2019 by Rinus Plasmeijer@rinusDeveloper4 of 9 tasks completed4/9 tasks

some bugs (I assume) and wishes in basic examples

  • bug: a completely wrong date and time are displayed in the task window, also in the feedback when tasks are shipped to other users.

  • bug in Enter Family Tree: When I set "Married" to True, one is not obligated to fill in the spouse completely. I assume "Nothing" is returned as value instead but one would expect that one is obligated to fill in everything if the option is chosen.

  • bug in "New": Every time I press "New" I get a another window. One is enough.

  • bug in current date and time: something is steeling cpu seconds because the time is not ticking every second, but rather every 10 seconds or so. (fixed in !268 (merged))

  • When choosing new, it would be nice to show the items ordered in a submenu; Now the titles are too long...

  • Is it possible to have the "Start task" button on top of the scroll window ?

  • I added return statements to nicely finish a task; as a result I get several return statements on a row; I tried different step combinators to reduce it to 1 return statement, but could not find a solution; The >>! and >>- operators have the same comment, so it is not clear if they are the same or what the difference is.

  • The difference between an enabled and disabled button is rather subtle

  • A pull-down menu where a choice still has to be made (Select...) also does not give a hint to the end user that one has to do something...

Edited Oct 16, 2019 by Mart Lubbers
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