On Wednesday, March 27, 2002, at 05:53 PM, Stephen P Rufle wrote:
> It would also be helpful when writing html,xml and jsp's. so put them in MS word. > Don't be so close minded Hani. Just because you would not use the > feature does not mean it is not a valid one. I do not want it to be on > all of the time like in word. I think it could be part of the code > analysis functions. Just because people like you want pop machine integration and mp3 playing and spell checking doesnt make them good either. How is it a good code analysis function? You obviously dont understand the resources involved in implementing it. Also - If you can't type in strings right, you shouldn't be programming. It's just not a practical idea at ALL. Especially with OpenAPI on the table. > > from mike: > Programming, in the strictest sense, may not be word processing, but > writing > comments and JavaDoc certainly qualifies. If IDEA can help me write code > that I would not be embarassed of, why not help me do the same with > comments? An IDE is NOT a programmer. > -Mike > > I have used other products that allow you to spell check comments and > quoted strings. I've used other products too, they suck. - Ian _______________________________________________ Eap-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.intellij.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-list
