> From: Eric Iverson > > jhs use patterns: > > Casual: convenient to have eveything happen in one window: open > bookmark > jijx, page to opn, open script, edit, run, page to ijx, page to pdf, > etc. > > Iphone type device: limited real-estate, limited keyboard, tabs > perhaps > more awkward than justified: similar to casual use > > Power: try to come close to traditional IDE development system > ... > The jijx browser lets you always see jijx. The jopn browser can be used > with > tabs for scripts. A jopn bookmark can be used to open jopn in a new > tab. > > I think with adjustments in work habits and with improvements in the > pages > (especially opn) that this can be an effective IDE. Having a jhs > intergrated Program Manager would be great.
I would suggest removing the down-arrow jpage options from the input box "buffer". Instead beneath the input box there could be a horizontal "menu" of links that would provide the same functionality as the jpage sentences do currently [jpage'opn'], [jpage'jijs'], [jpage'jpdf']. Using the mouse (left vs middle click) the user could then choose to open the page/link in the same or new tab and the links would still be accessible via the keyboard using the TAB and Enter keys. As a bonus it would lift the input box off the extreme bottom of the browser window. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
