Jürgen Urner: > That is what "the noise" is usually taken for. Maybe most people have a > few lines of code > they'd like to replace something in. But as as soon as there are a few > hundred ringing a > bell is a much easier on your eyes than getting jumped to an arbitrary > location.
Ringing a bell is much harder on your ears and concentration. > Don't get you - why useless? 9 replaced out of 9 expected. Well done > ...no typo. I don't count the number of replacements I'm expecting to be made so a report of 9 replacements is unlikely to give me useful information: how do I know that 9 is the correct number rather than 8 or 10? > And yes, I find it very helpful to have an indicator. Replacing is the main > purpose of the dialog so why not let everybody know what happend? Because it is detail that is uninteresting in the vast majority of cases. You do know that something was replaced because there is no message saying that the operation failed. Neil _______________________________________________ Scite-interest mailing list Scite-interest@lyra.org http://mailman.lyra.org/mailman/listinfo/scite-interest
