GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 410519
Wider "Modified" column should display more detail (e.g. time+date)
Last modified: 2018-04-15 00:39:09 UTC
Currently resizing the "Modified" column in the filepicker is possible, but resizing it does not produce any more information. The contents of the column in the filepicker should become more detailed as the column is made larger. Examples of the same two items at different column widths: | 12:46 PM| (bug 410517) |08/01/2007 | |Today 12:46 PM| |08/01/2007 | |Today 12:46 PM| |08/01/2007 9:01 AM| |Today 12:46 PM| |Monday, 8 January 2007 9:01 AM|
This is slightly tricky. Could you please do some GIMP mockups of how the full file list would look? I'm interested in knowing if: a) we need to avoid "overlapping" columns of data such as |Today 12:46 PM| |08/Jan/2007 | b) and have instead |Today 12:46 PM| |08/Jan/2007 11:45 AM| To avoid overlaps, we need to measure all the variable-width strings (day names plus "Today", "Yesterday", etc.) and cache their widths until the font or style changes. If overlaps are acceptable, we don't need to do that and the job is easier.
I don't think you need to avoid overlaps. Doing that would probably prevent any fix for bug 410517 anyway.
Evolution has some code to do this for its calendar day view in evolution/calendar/gui/e-day-view.c. May be useful for inspiration. It would probably be smart to do the date-formatting bit in conjunction with bug 325064.
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