Gray out the card symbols in the "Find card" window for the cards which are not currently uncovered about pysolfc

[hairspring]

I put all these issues in this topic because they're all related to the "Find card" option

Ah, I'd not realised that, thanks. Background info: I've only very very occasionally tried PySol. My wife is keen on it, whereas I'm a programmer. Sometimes she says "Could you just change this?". Bwahaha! So there are many aspects of the PySol UI that I'm unaware of.

I called them "improvements" because everyone contributing wants to "improve" PySolFC. :P

:) Yes, I'm being picky. Hairsprings go in watches, you have to expect them to be obsessive about accuracy! :) Or did you imagine I have springy hair? :)

[hairspring]

We'll find tracking issues difficult if in our enthusiasm we lump multiple unrelated topics together in the same issue? This looks to me like reason to raise those 3 feature requests as 3 separate issues?

I've called them 'feature requests' because this is neutral. 'Improvement' suggests that something has been pre-judged! :)

[shlomif]

On Tue, 18 Apr 2017 04:49:06 -0700 Jan Kleks ***@***.***> wrote: You might be right, hairspring. I put all these issues in this topic because they're all related to the "Find card" option (which is a really small portion of PySolFC in my opinion). Shlomif, should I split such suggestions into separate issues? I can fix it if you want.

I would prefer to keep such issues in separate tickets yes, at least if they are not dependent.

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I called them "improvements" because everyone contributing wants to "improve" PySolFC. :P And I posted these ideas here so that they can be discussed, I'm not saying which ideas are best -- Hans-Joachim Gurt's or mine (or maybe a combination of both?). What is more, everybody is welcome to post their own improvement suggestions or to say why we shouldn't change anything. I am really open to discussion.

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