Shawn, Thad, > Simple searches would gain access to these abilities without having to > be coded as an addon. Don't get me wrong - though I love that addons > *can* be done, and have more abilities than simple, or complex even, > searches, I'm not fond of relying on addons for what I believe should > be basic functionality.
You know, I feel the exact opposite way. I think search.htm is already overloaded with functionality, and that stuff like this should be separately installable. A 31 KB .htm file consisting of mostly javascript is not my idea of maintainable software. As far as I'm concerned, the basic functionality of Dave's Quick Search Deskbar is all in its name; a *quick* *search* *deskbar*. That's really all I need. The fact that it can do lots of other stuff for me is mostly cool, but I rarely use any of the features, so I'd rather have that I could install them when/if I need them. But this is getting to be a tired argument :) My vote is for an add-on. > > Also, completely unrelated, I tried to submit my changes > > to CVS for the mousescroll history, it looked to have > > worked from the clientside (said it emailed DQSD-CVS) > > and then I look on web-cvs and not a thing has changed > > to reflect it. So I'll probably try again tonight. > > IIRC, Kim mentioned something to the effect that the CVS-Web was not > being updated regularly. This is an SF problem. All in good time. :| Yup, that seems to be the case. I can't believe that the web view *still* hasn't caught the changes I made to dqsdweb three weeks ago, but according to the SourceForge status page (dqsd: sf /status) they are continuously having problems with the CVS machinery, so I guess it'll be sorted out eventually. Anyway, no need to re-commit, the stuff is in there, it just hasn't made it to the web yet. Cheers, Kim ------------------------------------------------------- The SF.Net email is sponsored by EclipseCon 2004 Premiere Conference on Open Tools Development and Integration See the breadth of Eclipse activity. February 3-5 in Anaheim, CA. http://www.eclipsecon.org/osdn _______________________________________________ DQSD-Devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/dqsd-devel
