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File selection - even worse now (+ some notes)

Magnesus

Opening the file selection dialog makes the window not full screen.
No files show up in the dialog (seems that the filter is wrong - but .project and .spine files any other files are not visible) - so you have to enter every file name manualy to open... (it's on Ubuntu, Spine 1.3.8 )
It would be nice if there was a way to export all projects at once - right now after the change in file format I have to open 20 projects and export every one by hand (with the dialog misbehaving it's a pain in the ass).
Wouldn't it be better if SkeletonRenderer.draw(...) was static? Unless you plan on adding some fields to that class later...?

EDIT: I know what causes number 2 - the file dialog is opening too small and the file pane (the right part of the dialog) is hidden because of it and it look like if there were no files at all in the folders. It might be some Ubuntu quirk.

Nate

This is required so the dialog doesn't show up behind Spine.
What file are you trying to open? Project files are now named .spine. I'll make it find .project files too. Type * and press enter and it should show all files.
Why not put all your stuff in one project?
SkeletonRenderer is just one implementation of a renderer. It could be static, but it may need state in the future.

Sorry the file dialog sucks. Often you can copy and paste a path from a real file explorer window so you don't have to use the sucky one.

sneha

how should i open .project file?

Søren

@sneha you can just type in . in the file browser, or alternatively just rename the project files .spine
Nate is changing it so it will show both .spine and .project files AFAIK

Magnesus

Here is image how sometimes it looks on Ubuntu:

http://a.wieza.iq.pl/media/filewindow.jpg

Notice that the file pane is sometimes 1 pixels wide (and sometimes normal, every time it openes it has different width for some reason, maybe depends on what was shown before). This makes it sometimes look like there are no files when you enter a folder because you see only empty left side with ./ and ../ only.
I don't know if it's Java, Ubuntu or Spine issue.