split clickable regions left and right

[linuxcaffe]

(suggested first in #40)

Is it possible to split the lines clickable regions into two parts, left and right? That is to say, you can click on the rightmost 00:00 numbers for one action (start/ stop) and click on any other (left side) part of the line for another action (Show times)? This presumes two sets of long-press options as well.

I hope it's possible, to reduce false start/ stops (as in #40) and also to provide some more direct navigation and control (which I will describe in more detail, if the split-regions thing is even practical (not too difficult)) with (imho) significant usability benefits.

[netmackan]

The left and right split would not address the issue of accidentally starting the activity above or below the right one if pressing to high or low in the list.

I am not sure but maybe leaning towards the solution described i #40 where a menu is popping up with an additional click for starting/stopping. That way the user gets a chance to not proceed if clicking on the wrong activity. This is on the expense of having to click twice (or long press).

[linuxcaffe]

I suppose I would lean the other way, a bit, where imho #66 is a better fix for the OOPS factor, and having to double/long click, for start/stop, or select from a menu or any other extra step sounds like the wrong direction for the central function.

Part of the idea behind the split input regions, was also to provide more direct access (single click) to the Show Times screen, tapping on an activity on the left, without having to very carefully not-single-click.