Layouts/LayoutMenu : Improve management of custom layouts #2698
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This is a stab at implementing the layout improvements requested in #51 - the ability to replace the existing layouts, including the Default one. Have a play with it and see what you think.
I have a couple of queries :
Default layout mechanism
Currently you replace the default layout by saving a layout and naming it "Default" (handled for you by the "Save As/Default" menu item. Would it instead be better to just choose which is the default layout from the current list of layouts via a "Default Layout" submenu with a series of checkboxes? Consider this sequence of operations :
Deleting layouts
You can currently temporarily delete a standard layout as follows :
It will only become available again on a restart, when the config files are reloaded. Should I instead make it so that deleting the custom version causes us to revert back to the standard one?
I feel like maybe both those things are worth sorting out?