MC IDE b9

[xbury.cs at clearstream.com]

Anyway, if you want to gain some time here's one design issue that's worth 
a lot of time:

The script editor menu:

&Save Script
Save Script &As...
&Print Script
&Close Script/W
App&ly Script/L

Just put the last line as the first and you will already gain lots of 
time.
Add /P to print...
Put close script at the end
Add 3 periods after save... + /s...

But i hate that "unstandard Save"...

you get the point... A bit of redesign and the script editor will be 
better and your usage of it faster! ;)

Also i noticed that NONE of the script editor handlers "pass" their 
message.
Is that normal?

cheers
Xavier



On 10/06/2005 08:38:33 metacard-bounces wrote:
>Richard, 
>
>I was refering to how-to-add hours to the day function 
>
>No relation to MC - although - there is for the MC users. I'm gonna have 
2 
>weeks holliday, 
>
>i hope to resolve lots of things... I hope to make them available to MC 
users 
>so they too 
>can gain enormous amounts of time developping with MC.
>
>I've already done so with the GIM library... IMOHO it's just a question 
of time 
>when i 
>put the documentation together and a palette to make it much easier 
(which i 
>forwarded 
>you some time ago and to which you never gave any feedback probably due 
to lots 
>of 
>work and limited time days - proof you need taoo ;) 
>
>cheers 
>Xavier 
>
>On 10/06/2005 08:30:49 metacard-bounces wrote:
>>xbury.cs at clearstream.com wrote:
>>> Dear robots
>>>
>>> Adopting TAOO style scripting might help but of course no one is 
forcing
>>> you...
>>>
>>> Im so tired of repeating it... When i release it, i think a lot of 
people
>>> are going to
>>> slap themselves silly! ;)
>>>
>>> Seriously, working in rev from scratch in a project = 5 hours
>>> In TAOO: 15-45 minutes...
>>>
>>> Your choice and opportunity cost ;)
>>>
>>> I know it doesn't apply to every application - however it does apply 
to
>>> 80% or
>>> more in most basic application component needs.
>>>
>>> TAOO was designed with economics, ergonomics (of scripting and oop) 
and
>>> simplicity in mind. Thus serious modularity and standards that make
>>> modular
>>> parts work in symbiosis - the whole is much greater than the parts.
>>>
>>> But im tired of repeating it so those interested can contact me for a
>>> preview release.
>>> Those with too much time on their hands, will have to wait for an 
official
>>> release.
>>>
>>> cheers
>>> Xavier
>>
>>The MC IDE was written by Scott Raney.  We just maintain it.
>>
>>Scott can be reached at scott at metacard.com 
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