Clarence wrote:
>Well, that explains a lot of things. Including the rush to get 1.61 out that
>weekend. <g> Do you have any idea when we might hear from him again ?
He said he would be away for two weeks. And I know he hasn't read his mail
since the 29th ("finger xchaos" when logged in to the server).
My guess on why 1.6x was rushed was because he's going to France "on
Arachne related buissness" - sounds like he's meating a buyer to me.
>Surely the information in the compose window is stored somewhere - maybe
>textarea.tmp ?
But so are all textareas. By making a new tag (since it will only be used
in Arachne who cares <g>) the file wouldn't be overwritten.
Ex. now you can start replying to this mail and then head off to some page
in your cache (accidently going back to many places) where a textarea is.
Now will not this textarea overwrite textarea.tmp? (Or don't I understand
this?)
>Why not just pre-load or re-load (take your pick) the
>window with the contents of textarea.tmp (or whatever), and to eliminate
>the annoyance of yesterday's mail popping into the compose window, just
>automatically delete textarea.tmp when the window is saved (F2).
But you'll also loose the TO:, CC: etc. lines.
>In other words, the software should simply make an effort to see that
>textarea.tmp is cleared AFTER typical use.
>
>ASM coders try to do things as simply as possible. <G>
C coders try to do things as correct as possible <G> (sorry couldn't resist)
