>I agree with you. Maybe there should be a toolbar, where all Java >keywords are clickable for all these guys, who do want to touch the >keyboard?
Sorry, I meant "... who do NOT want to touch the keyboard?". Tom On Wed, 26 Jun 2002 07:42:54 GMT, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Thomas Singer) wrote: >> Drag & Drop. I have worked for a long time with many IDE/editors which supported >this feature. I used drag-n-drop >> 1 - 2 times per month. Maybe it is good feature, but I prefer to have it with the >lowest priority - in 2 or 4 years :) > >I agree with you. Maybe there should be a toolbar, where all Java >keywords are clickable for all these guys, who do want to touch the >keyboard? > >> File Associations. It makes me mad when source files are associated to >Development IDE. When clicking on a source file >> activates VERY-LONG-TIMED IDE loading process - I am hurry to go to turn off the >association. >> Maybe it is useful feature, but not actual for me. So, I vote to decrease it's >priority :) > >I agree, too. IntelliJ, please just let it as it is now. > >Tom > > >On Wed, 26 Jun 2002 08:28:45 +0200, Yas Sok <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >wrote: > >> -10. >> >> Drag & Drop. I have worked for a long time with many IDE/editors which supported >this feature. I used drag-n-drop >> 1 - 2 times per month. Maybe it is good feature, but I prefer to have it with the >lowest priority - in 2 or 4 years :) >> >> File Associations. It makes me mad when source files are associated to >Development IDE. When clicking on a source file >> activates VERY-LONG-TIMED IDE loading process - I am hurry to go to turn off the >association. >> Maybe it is useful feature, but not actual for me. So, I vote to decrease it's >priority :) >> >> Sincerely, >> Yarick. >> >> Markus Halttunen wrote: >> > Hello, >> > >> > Many people have been asking for drag & drop support for IDEA. The most >> > common reason for denying this request seems to be that IDEA is a project- >> > based application. The same reason has been given for questions about the >> > possibility of associating JSP and Java files to IDEA. >> > >> > I will not comment on the wisdom of that kind of limit - it has it's pros >> > and cons. I do have a suggestion, though: >> > >> > Why not allow IDEA at least open those files that belong to the project >> > that is currently open. It is a very common situation that I double click >> > e.g. a JSP page in Windows Explorer to open it - even though it does belong >> > to the project I am currently developing. I do not wish to use IDEA's >> > explorer to find the same file that I already have on my Windows Explorer. >> > The same goes with applications like WinCvs. I would just like to drag the >> > file to IDEA directly from the WinCvs. >> > >> > IDEA doesn't seem to allow me to do that even though the file is already >> > included in my project. If I would accidentially try to open a file which >> > doesn't belong to my project, IDEA could just tell me so - no harm done. >> > >> > >> > Regards, >> > Markus Halttunen >> >> > _______________________________________________ Eap-features mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.jetbrains.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-features
