08-25-2019, 09:23 AM
Hello,
I can't seem to reproduce the problems you've described on either my PC or my Surface Pro 4. If I right-click or long press a setlist on the 2nd mode, I get valid menu options, and it does not view the list of songs (i.e. the setlist that was long pressed was not edited, just selected).
I respect your recommendation, but there is a reason that mode exists. If you want to edit multiple groups in a row, it's much faster to use that 2nd mode. The reason is that you can tap a setlist to edit it, tap save, then tap another setlist to edit it, and so on. You can edit multiple group types this way as well. Conversely, if you used the first approach, you'd have to edit one setlist, tap save, which takes you back to the library screen, then either long press another setlist and tap edit, or if you were viewing the list of songs under a setlist, tap back, then tap another setlist, then tap edit at the top of the screen. As you can see, if you want to edit multiple setlists in a row, the second approach is much nicer, which is why the mode still exists and I haven't decided to remove it. The only way I think I would consider removing that mode is if I added a faster way to edit a setlist on the library screen. Without having an edit button shown for every single entry in the list, I can't currently think of a faster way to allow a setlist to be edited. I'm open to ideas.
Thanks,
Mike
I can't seem to reproduce the problems you've described on either my PC or my Surface Pro 4. If I right-click or long press a setlist on the 2nd mode, I get valid menu options, and it does not view the list of songs (i.e. the setlist that was long pressed was not edited, just selected).
I respect your recommendation, but there is a reason that mode exists. If you want to edit multiple groups in a row, it's much faster to use that 2nd mode. The reason is that you can tap a setlist to edit it, tap save, then tap another setlist to edit it, and so on. You can edit multiple group types this way as well. Conversely, if you used the first approach, you'd have to edit one setlist, tap save, which takes you back to the library screen, then either long press another setlist and tap edit, or if you were viewing the list of songs under a setlist, tap back, then tap another setlist, then tap edit at the top of the screen. As you can see, if you want to edit multiple setlists in a row, the second approach is much nicer, which is why the mode still exists and I haven't decided to remove it. The only way I think I would consider removing that mode is if I added a faster way to edit a setlist on the library screen. Without having an edit button shown for every single entry in the list, I can't currently think of a faster way to allow a setlist to be edited. I'm open to ideas.
Thanks,
Mike