I agree. Has anyone thought about integrating notepad++ because it is such
a wickedly powerfully editor and the pluging funtions are endless!
On Apr 23, 2012 1:03 AM, "Mat" wrote:
> WYSIWYG vs not:
>
> Why not both(!).
>
> Why could todays "view" not be WYSIWYG for regular text and if you
> wante
WYSIWYG vs not:
Why not both(!).
Why could todays "view" not be WYSIWYG for regular text and if you
wanted to code etc go into "edit" like today. (Actually, adopting
something like Tobias' linkifyplugin approach would even enable the
key concept of linking in WYSIWYG automatically! [1],[2]) While
> I almost abandoned hope that TW5 development will continue, so I'm glad that
> project is alive.
Yes, it's been a long journey to get here, with a few distractions
along the way.
> But some points are unclear to me.
> 1. WYSIWYG - will it be main (or at least fully featured) editing mode? Any
>
I almost abandoned hope that TW5 development will continue, so I'm glad
that project is alive.
But some points are unclear to me.
1. WYSIWYG - will it be main (or at least fully featured) editing mode? Any
support for easy refactoring (I like how it works in Smallest Federated
Wiki)?
2. What ab
> […] presumes a particular type of information being manipulated.
In the context of a online notebook there is a lot of cut and pasting.
I was struck by the comment "the time we spend writing text is mostly
about rearranging it" and started to bear it in mind as I constructed
a TW specifically
On Saturday, March 17, 2012 8:56:23 PM UTC, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
>
> I remain very excited about touch interfaces. Talking to a computer
> with a keyboard and mouse always felt a bit like poking at something
> with a long stick through a narrow slot; touch puts you in direct
> control with high b
Thanks Fred.
All this touchy swipey stuff is highly experimental, and will evolve
over time. I wanted to do a little work on this to steep myself in the
capabilities of touch events, which are a new area for me, and so to
help me think of the UI from a touch perspective.
I should also emphasise t
>> the Dolphin creator had the same idea before you.
>> Menu, bookmark, history are accessible with a left slide, and tools
>> are accessible with a right slide.
>
> Ha! Does the right hand side of the screen have a similar function
> defined?
As I understood Phil, sliding on the right-hand side
>
> Just to give you some user feedback about your new chooser.
> It work very nice on an Ipad/safari machine, but when I try it on
> android with the Dolphin browser, it's a real pain because the
> Dolphin creator had the same idea before you.
> Menu, bookmark, history are accessible with a
Hi Jeremy,
Just to give you some user feedback about your new chooser.
It work very nice on an Ipad/safari machine, but when I try it on
android with the Dolphin browser, it's a real pain because the
Dolphin creator had the same idea before you.
Menu, bookmark, history are accessible with a
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