Currently the icon in worksheet entry is an icon for "refresh/update" something. The use of "run" icon is consistent with the action in Cantor window and it improves a bit the usability for run worksheet entries.
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@filipesaraiva in 6b722430ec6120acef7b99c54a0ed5c607c56bae I set the icon for the "Insert Command Entry" item in the context menu to "run-build". Should we use the same icon, either system-run or run-build, in the context menu to insert an entry and in the action bar to execute it?
I think for this case we need use two different icons because there are two different actions: one action is add a command entry, the other action is run the command entry.
Maybe could we use the "system-run" to add command entries? I like that square around the play symbol, it looks like a command entry itself. For run commands, I was thinking if the "media-playback-start" is enough for us because it is just the play symbol, like a run application in some IDEs.
See the figures below presenting "media-playback-start" in command worksheet and in Cantor window, respectively.
Makes sense.
Maybe could we use the "system-run" to add command entries? I like that square around the play symbol, it looks like a command entry itself.
We use already system-run for the action in the toolbar and in the main menu to evaluate the whole worksheet. That square around the play symbols also resembles our worksheet...
For run commands, I was thinking if the "media-playback-start" is enough for us because it is just the play symbol, like a run application in some IDEs.
See the figures below presenting "media-playback-start" in command worksheet and in Cantor window, respectively.
media-playback-start looks nice.
Should we use system-run for "evaluate worksheet", build-run for "insert command entry" and media-playback-start for "evaluate entry"?