I guess with any *new* thing there is a learning curve, and people  
showing you how to use it always helps.

I am thinking of running some session on CFEclipse, mainly if people  
are interested on how to convert to it...

FYI: if you dont like working with projects, we went to all the  
trouble and effort to put a File Explorer that works like homeSite so  
no excuse there.

At my presentation at CFDevCon, I asked a question that sometimes  
when I read this list I have to remind myself, "Who wouldn't use  
CFEclipse even if I PAID them?". There are people that are not going  
to change whatever we do to make your coding life easier.

Even if it got to the stage of "Just talk to CFEclipse, it will  
listen and nod, then go and write your application for you whilst you  
have coffee (using YOUR crazy coding habits)" there would still be  
people out there going "But I like homesite... it didnt LISTEN to  
me... I LIKED that!".

  Its just the way some people are used to their tools. Personally I  
am pretty adaptable (oh, in textMate the Ctrl + Shift + L inserts a  
link? cool.. must remember that, rather than emailing the person and  
saying to change the dammed shortcut y'hear, or I WONT use your FREE  
product.. so nyer!) so I like learning new tools, seeing what they  
can do and then using the right tool for the job.

The benefits of CFEclipse projects are that once you have all your  
files grouped into projects you can do fast searches for a file, or  
in a file (thats in a selection, in a project, or in the whole dammed  
workbench, or even just in one of your selection sets!) pretty  
easily... just because the gui isn't what you expected (dammit, you  
CHANGED tools what do you expect???), adapt.

Anyway.. wasn't meant to be a rant... and please dont take it as  
so... (read it with the tongue in the cheek that it was written in)

MD
(back to coding tools with REALLY odd shortcuts and the craziest  
interfaces to piss people off)







On 13 Nov 2006, at 15:42, Cutter (CFRelated) wrote:

> What, you think CFEclipse doesn't have keyboard shortcuts? Come on  
> Rick,
> time to catch up buddy;)
>
> Cutter
> ____________
> http://blog.cutterscrossing.com
>
> Rick Root wrote:
>> Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX) wrote:
>>
>>> Would have to have a test, but to be honest I haven't "hand  
>>> coded" a comment
>>> in years... That's what Eclipse is for they make it easy with a  
>>> click of a
>>> button :)
>>
>>
>> Taking my fingers off the keyboard to use the mouse while coding  
>> annoys
>> me.  IT's easier (for me) to just type <!--- foo ---> than it is  
>> to stop
>> typing, grab the mouse, click some button, then type in my comment.
>>
>> My constant use of keyboard shortcuts is what makes it difficult  
>> for me
>> to move to cfeclipse from homesite+.
>>
>> Rick
>>
>>
>
> 

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