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ItemList: Clarify distinction between disabled and selected in sending signals #74250
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Hi @KoBeWi could I request a review from you, or @akien-mga could you add anyone as a reviewer whom you might think would be able to review this PR? |
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On technical side it looks good.
…g signals disabled -> not sending any signal at all (activated, selected, deselected, ...) selected -> only possible when not disabled, and when selectable Fixes godotengine#74086.
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OP was no longer responsive, so I went ahead and fixed the style issues myself. |
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I have made sure there is a clear distinction in which situations signals are triggered:
when item is disabled: send no signal at all for this item (activated, selected, deselected, ...)
when item is selectable: send signals (item_selected, multi_selected) when not disabled.
when is activated now triggered? When item is not disabled and double clicked (pressing enter is only possible when selectable 😄 )
I am in conflict with deselecting however, I am allowing deselection even when selectable is turned off to keep this behaviour as before.
Fixes: #74086