Bonsoir Richard,
I'm sure we are on the same page :-)
In a previous post, you asked me what I thought about Win ribbons and
I did not reply :-(
Probably should we discuss about this off list but, here are my first
feelings:
Actually, ribbons seem to be a kind of 'visual' contextual menus eg
buttons dedicated to appropriate tasks in a given context.
If it sounds good from a technocratic point of view, I'm afraid that
users who need to 'recognize' an interface, are finally confused when
all change because you have bolded a word :-)
So, at first sight, a good idea but, from a cognitive psychology
point of view :-) I'm not sure it's so good.
In addition, I don't like software that claim every minute 'I'm
clever' but I prefer software that make the user claim 'Finally I'm
really good' :-)
From a cognitive psychology point of view :-)
Sure you understand...
Le 26 sept. 08 à 18:28, Richard Gaskin a écrit :
Eric Chatonet wrote:
As I said in a previous post, it seems that you *must* require or
set a property.
In your example you don't get or set a property.
Correct: in the first example from my earlier post, that's true.
But in the post you quoted we seem to be on the same page:
It seems the "get" and "set" commands for properties are the
unambiguous ones, and attempting to use chunk expressions with
other commands (such as "delete") cause them to operate on the
string which is the object reference, rather than the contents
of the referenced object.
So you could write instead:
get the text of tField
delete line 2 of it
set the text of tField to it
--
Richard Gaskin
Managing Editor, revJournal
Best regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet.
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