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drag and drop for passwords and passwordfolders to move passwords and passwordfolders #239
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I think it is more usable, when you drag file/folder on a file, to copy/move the item to the parent folder. This is what most filemanagers do. This is indicated by a horizontal line between the 'drag onto' item and the item above this item in the treeview. |
You are right. Will update the issuse |
woohoo d'n'd with folders works. |
opened a pullrequest #245 . Please test with all settigns (pass dis/enabled, git dis/enabled) and on different OSes. |
drag and drop for passwords and passwordfolders to move passwords and passwordfolders reencrypting after a drag and drop action
…asswords_and_passwordfolders #239 reencrypting after a drag and drop action
drag and drop for passwords and passwordfolders to move passwords and passwordfolders reencrypting after a drag and drop action
pass setting
moving a folder into a folder
pass mv folder1 folder2/folder1
moving a folder into a file
moving a file into a file
(we could think of
pass mv -f file1 file2
, but this would force an overwrite)@annejan what do you think?
moving a file into a folder
git mv file1 folder1
no pass setting, but git setting
moving a folder into a folder
git mv folder1 folder2/folder1
moving a folder into a file
moving a file into a file
(we could think of
git mv -f file1 file2
, but this would force an overwrite)@annejan what do you think?
moving a file into a folder
git mv file1 folder1
no pass setting and no git setting
moving a folder into a folder
QDir::rename(folder1, folder2/folder1)
moving a folder into a file
moving a file into a file
(we could think of
QFile::remove(file2) + QFile::rename(file1, file2)
, but this would force an overwrite)@annejan what do you think?
moving a file into a folder
QFile::rename(file1, folder1/file1)
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