On Thu, Oct 13, 2011 at 11:36 AM, Matt Wilkie wrote:
>> funny you should mention syntax highlighting in the same
>> vein as calling SciTE light. I can't imagine a heavier way
>> to implement syntax highlighting than that used in SciTE.
>
> Edward was referring to the experience of using SciTE in
On Thu, Oct 13, 2011 at 8:08 AM, ne1uno wrote:
> in the interest of the heavy/light distinction,
> there are quite possibly too many menu choices.
a good point.
> funny you should mention syntax highlighting in the same
> vein as calling SciTE light. I can't imagine a heavier way
> to implement
in the interest of the heavy/light distinction,
there are quite possibly too many menu choices.
Help-
-default menus-
-beginner
-intermediate
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Code reuse could be called the holy grail of programming. The
evidence suggests it will never happen, and for perfectly plausible
reasons.
Instead, we could hope for *design* reuse.
Still, in the spirit of "lightening everything" it's at least amusing
to consider the question.
Let's take a conc
