- From: Earl Johnson <Earl.Johnson@Sun.COM>
- Date: Mon, 01 Oct 2007 16:05:01 -0700
- To: wai-xtech@w3.org
- Cc: Earl Johnson <Earl.Johnson@Sun.COM>
Hi; Appologies for not sending this sooner, I was OOC all last week. In case it is not clear, the following is given from the user's perspective only. Earl ---------- Drag-n-Drop Use Cases Earl Johnson 09/19/07 Sun Microsystems These use cases are meant to hilite all that occurs from a mouse-only d-n-d perspective taking you from the initial object selection to completion of the action. The following are d-n-d operations that should be possible from the keyboard when it can be used for d-n-d operations. Note: An object includes selected/highlighted text, graphics, etc. - select, grab, move, and deposit an object to other directory/area[s] - select, grab, move, and deposit an object to someplace else in the current directory/area[s] - select, grab, move, and deposit multiple object to other directory/area[s] - select, copy, grab, move, and paste an object to other directory/area[s] - select, copy, and paste an object to the same directory/area - select, copy, grab, move, and paste multiple objects to another directory/area - select, copy, and paste multiple objects to the same directory/area - select multiple contiguos objects - select discontiguos objects - select an object and copy it to the system clipboard - Cancel the Move or Copy d-n-d operation - visually, a d-n-d operation needs the appropriate Copy or Move pointer to be swapped in = must include a "not permitted" pointer for illegal copies and Moves.
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